Sold Date: February 2, 2024
Start Date: January 26, 2024
Final Price: $14.50 (USD)
Bid Count: 1
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The Beatles, Penny Lane / Strawberry Fields Forever, vinyl 45 (Spain 1967) w/ PS

Spanish Odeon DSOL 66.077, released March 1967. Disc, VG+: labels appear flawless but for substantial but faint wol on PL side; vinyl has very good lustre, no discernable flaws on PL side but a few marks on SFF side.  Runout stampings: 7XCE 18416  00   1   /   7XCE 18415  0H   1   Picture sleeve, G-: 3/4" x 1.5" woc, five 1" tears or creases from top edge, 1" seam split at bottom; slight ringwear, other general wear.

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Photos are always of actual item offered. All items are visually graded under a bright light by strict Goldmine standards. M- is my highest grade, and is applied to New Old Stock, as I had direct access to the contents of manufacturers' cartons from the mid-1970s onward. I have been a vinyl collector since 1964 and appreciate honest, conservative, and fair product descriptions. Smoke-free home.

I am happy to combine orders for domestic shipping.

Vinyl 45s are shipped separately from any picture sleeves or printed stock sleeves, and encased in protective polypropylene sleeves and extra recycled board.

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I am an author of several books on rock music (look me up!—Walter Everett) and have retired after a 33-year teaching career at the University of Michigan. I'm just beginning to sell my collection of 8,900 records and CDs.

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