Sold Date: October 24, 2020
Start Date: October 19, 2020
Final Price: $20.50 (USD)
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Record Grading Scale (VISUAL ONLY - NOT PLAY GRADED)

Mint - Virtually Brand New minus the plastic
Near Mint - As close to mint as possible without being mint (maybe a super small hairline or two)
VG++ - Very good condition that looks very clean but might have a few superficial marks
VG+ - Overall nice condition with some feel able and non feel able marks
VG - Feel able marks, superficial marks and other noted issues
Good - Playable with lots of noise, feel able marks, superficial marks
Poor - Technically playable with lots of everything, worst condition possible without being thrown out. ___________________________________________________________________________________
The Beatles ‎– Abbey Road Apple Records ‎– SO-383 Orig Press VINYL LP **RARE**

Record: VG- (good amount of superficial and feelable marks, will play with bg noise)
Jacket: VG+ (Few marks, slight ringwear, writing, creasing (see photos)

NOTES: US Press
Matrix / Runout (A-Side Etching (variant 1)): SO-1-383-F-1:· 3 1(sideways) Matrix / Runout (B-Side Etching (variant 1)): SO-2-383-F-2· 1(sideways) Matrix / Runout (Both Sides Stamped): ✲ FRONT COVER:
Right center crosswalk stripe has a square metal street access lid that bleeds off the bottom of the album cover (it is cropped in later versions).

BACK COVER:
APPLE SO-383
Track List (Her Majesty IS listed)
Apple Records (with aligned logo)
An E.M.I. recording. Thanks to George Martin, Geoff Emerick and Phillip McDonald
Photographs by Iain Macmillan

LABEL SIDE A:
Track List
Produced by George Martin
Recorded in England

LABEL SIDE B:
Track List (Her Majesty IS listed)
Recorded in England
Produced by George Martin
MFD. BY APPLE RECORDS, INC. ___________________________________________________________________________________
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