BEATLES"PLEASE PLEASE ME"GOLD PARL MONO PMC 1202.
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742
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Description
BEATLES"PLEASE PLEASE ME"GOLD PARL MONO PMC 1202.
PRESENTING
THE FOLLOWING ARTIST(S)
"THE BEATLES"
"PLEASE PLEASE ME"
GOLD PARLOPHONE
MONO 1202.
LOW START
PLEASE READ BEFORE BIDDING
I CAN ONLY ACCEPT PAYMENT BY BANKERS DRAFT / TRANSFER ,OR PAYPAL
All Payments should be received
within 48 HOURS of the auction end.
Grading
My photos and descriptions will be accurate and fair, so you can bid with confidence. (Please see my feedback)
All records have been visual and play graded.
Please see the quality photos
All Images (C) BasebayOne 2010
Overall play (1 little jump at the end of "There's a place" otherwise M-)
A side looks (EX-)
B side looks (VG+)
The Cover is (VG+)
INNER SLEEVE (M-)
Once again the BBC’s in house magician's have created a phenomenal reproduction,
which plays loud and proud giving you an in-house experience never to be forgotten.
Overall a superb reproduction, The package also contains all the cue sheets, please see the photo's.
Please Note
All records sold in my auctions are from my personal collection,
gathered together during 50 years of collecting.
This is not a business just a retirement hobby.
I do not buy records for resale.
Postage, Packing and Insurance
LP’s First Class in the UK £4.00 for 1, £5.00 for 2 items, £6 for 3 items.
LP’s First Class Recorded Delivery with a value up-to £35 of cover £4.50, for one LP
LP’s First Class Special Delivery arrives next day! £8.00 for one item, £9.00 for two items.
LP’s European Union First Class £5.00 for 1 item, Insured £12 for 1 item
LP's Rest of Europe First Class £7.00 for 1 item, Insured £13 for 1 item
LP’s Rest of the World insured £16 signed for, Additional Items at £2.00 each
For other combinations not shown, or other special requirements please contact me for the actual costs before sending payments
Please Note
I will NOT be responsible for lost goods that have not been covered
to their full value by an appropriate means of insurance.
