BEATLES RUBBER SOUL 1ST PRESS,LOUD CUT,YELLOW & BLACK,
  £   157
  $   208

 


£ 157 Sold For
Oct 28, 2006 Sold Date
Oct 21, 2006 Start Date
£   40 Start price
5   Number Of Bids
  Great Britain Country Of Seller
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Description

The Beatles Rubber Soul

(mono)

RARE ERNEST J. DAY COVER

RARE LOUD CUT FIRST DAY EDITION

You are bidding on a original LP of the Beatles first ever album release of Rubber Soul.

PMC 1267

This is a Yellow and Black original Parlophone records LP.

Matrix numbers:

XEX 579 - 1

XEX 580 - 1

Stamper codes:

Side one - LH 2

Side two - LL 5 

This LP was printed on heavy vinyl.

The cover is in a Near mint condition with some very minor laminate creasing near the opening, however it is not split in any way. It is also the very rare Ernest J. Day cover.

The original emtex inner sleeve is in a Near Mint condition with a bright white colour. It has one small seam split to the left hand side.

The LP itself is in a Excellent Minus condition. It does have a few hairline scratches but these do not affect the sound. The songs all still sound great, especially with the loud cut, it does really make a big difference to the songs. It is not warped in any way.

 

I have been trading record's for over 5 years now and deal with every customer with a professional attitude as my feedback shows.

If anyone has any questions about this item please do not hesitate to contact me. I think the picture's say more than words ever can.....

 

I grade all my LP's using the following system;

MINT M The record is as new. The cover and any inserts should be in perfect condition.
Many Dealers do not use this classification as A record is unlikely to arrive through the post in truly mint condition. NEAR MINT NM The record is near-mint, there is no damage or visible surface marking. Under Bright Light you may see fine lines on the record, caused by rubbing on the paper sleeve. Reserve this grade for records where you have difficulty spotting anything wrong.
The Cover and inserts are undamaged. EXCELLENT EX The record may show some signs of having been played, possibly with light surface marks or fingerprints but there is no appreciable lessening in sound quality.
The cover and packaging might have slight wear and/or creasing. EXCELLENT
MINUS
EX- There may be fairly visible surface markings under bright light but the sound quality if the record is not adversely affected.
The Cover and inserts may have noticeable light creasing or "foxing" due to dampness but they are all present and intact. VERY GOOD VG The record has obviously been played a lot, but displays no major deterioration in sound quality despite surface marks and some light scratches. Also Use this grading where the record has suffered perhaps one more visible scratch, but is otherwise in EX or better condition.
The cover may be creased a little and/or frayed at the opening. You should itemize any more serious damage such as tears. Buying or selling anything in less than VG condition is not recommended, if you sell records in worse condition, expect some to get returned, even if your descriptions were honest. GOOD G The record has been played so much that the sound quality has been affected noticeably, perhaps with some distortion and clicks due to scratches. The main place to use this classification is for picture discs, where the sound deteriorates more quickly with use.
The cover and inserts may be folded, have minor tears and/or splits at the edges, they have not been looked after. FAIR F The record is still just playable, but has not looked after there is a lot surface noise, it may even jump.
The cover and contents will be torn, stained and/or defaced, possibly with chunks missing. POOR N/A The record will no longer play properly due to the damage.
The Cover will be folded torn and probably incomplete BAD N/A

Gee, You gotta be desperate to complete your collection to buy this one! It WILL be unplayable, and if you get the cover, treat it as a bonus!

 

 

 

 





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