Sold Date: July 1, 2023
Start Date: June 24, 2023
Final Price: $33.99 (USD)
Bid Count: 1
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Vintage 1976 U.S. Original Picture Sleeve / 45 RPM Record
The Beatles "OB-LA-DI,OB-LA-DA
Capitol Records (Rainbow Label) Catalog # P-4347
This is the rare "Promo" Numbered version.  The sleeve is numbered - No. 004489 and the 45 record is also numbered with the same matching number (004489).  Song is on both sides - one side in stereo and the other in mono.  Sleeve states the "B-side" song is "Julia" but that was in error.  (Very Low Number)
This sleeve with the record is a great addition to anyone's Beatles collection.  
Record picture sleeve is in Vg++ with no rips,  There is a 1/3 inch seam tear on the left side middle and a smaller one on the top (see photos).  There are 3 marks on the front cover that appear to be small stains??  There are some record intentations in the center of the center of the front cover.  I feel that the sleeve presents better than what the photos reveal.  None of these look super clean because they were printed in an off-white color.
The record is glossy and in Vg++ condition.  It does have some extremely light scratches but does not affect play.  No skips.
The record label is in Ex condition.
This is from my personal record collection.  I am not a record buyer/re-seller.
All vintage Beatles records and memorabilia are constantly rising in value. 
Sleeve and 45rpm record will be placed in a protective clear vinyl record protector and mailed with cardboard protection squares inside the record package box for safe handling of picture sleeve/vinyl.
Shipped via USPS Media Mail.
 – Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da Label: – P-4347Format: , 7", 45 RPM, Single, Promo Country:Released:Genre:Style: Tracklist AOb-La-Di, Ob-La-Da3:10BOb-La-Di, Ob-La-Da3:10 Companies, etc. Manufactured By –  Published By –  Credits Producer –  Written-By – * Notes Cream-colored label. Black Star with 'Not for Sale' on labels. Side A, stereo. Side B, mono.
Disc originally came in numbered custom sleeve incorrectly identifying the B-Side as "Julia".