Beatles Magical Mystery Tour MONO MAL 2835 SEALED
  $   1,595

 


$ 1595 Sold For
Jul 4, 2006 Sold Date
Jun 27, 2006 Start Date
$   150 Start price
13   Number Of Bids
  USA Country Of Seller
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The Beatles Magical Mystery Tour (1967) MAL 2835

This is a SEALED copy of The Beatles' 1967 classic.  This record has been stored in a record box for literally 35 years.  It was purchased at a discount record store, along with hundreds of other (much less interesting) records, between 1967 and 1970.  There seems to be NO evidence to my eyes that this is a re-shrink.  There is no ring wear apparent, and the cover appears to be very clean.  I have included many pics so you can get a good look at the details for yourself.  The upper right corner of the cover has a slight irregular foldback of the paper under the shrinkwrap, and the bottom right corner has a slight crease.  They do not seem to be evidence of damage after handling, but from the original manufacturing.  There are 2 air holes in the shrinkwrap on the back cover.  This appears to be consistant with the original factory seals.  Please feel free to contact me with any questions.

Shipping rates: 

Within the US:  Buyer pays $9.00 for Fed Ex Express Saver shipping.  The item will arrive within 3 days from shipment date.   I pack exceptionally well.

Outside USA:  Buyer pays for Fed Ex International Service.  Shipping rates will be determined by Buyer location.

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On Jun-30-06 at 22:03:32 PDT, seller added the following information:

Thanks to everyone for your interest.  Yesterday, while checking the record for the number of breathe holes in the shrinkwrap, i noticed a very small slit along the seam of the shrinkwrap at the bottom of the cover.  Because this is a high value item, i want to disclose this detail before anyone else bids.  I have included a new picture of it so you can see exactly what it is, and how small it is.  I don't believe it detracts from the overall value of the record, as it is still technically sealed.  Once again, for this record to survive this long in this condition is incredibly rare.  If this small detail reduces the record's value in your eyes, so be it.  I just don't want anyone to be unpleasantly surprised upon winning or esp. receiving the record.  Thank you.


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