Sold Date: December 2, 2021
Start Date: November 25, 2021
Final Price: $90.00 (USD)
Bid Count: 1
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The BEATLES 45. USA Capitol Target 1971 White Dot reissue Mono Single Labels. This 45 Vinyl Condition is Goldmine EX, My highest grade. Fully shiny and clean and plays thru great, with few scuffs or marks. And labels are mostly clean, with some small writing in ink on each side!! Still great for 50 year old vinyl. A great and hard to find super rarity Collectable from USA Capitol where MOST (19) of the full original 25 Beatles singles series came out on these Capitol 1971Target labels, only in MONO. Plus 4 others were added to this set! Stay tuned! Capitol soon discovered the ink pressed on the 1969 labels ran and blurred and was not high quality so they then repressed all 19, plus 4 more, with the Target White Dot labels in 1971, giving us 2 sets of Targets to collect. I am currently putting my set of 19 (including this EX copy of I’ll cry instead, which I have only seen ONCE!!), 1971 White Dot Capitol Target Beatles reissues up for sale. These 2 songs: I’LL CRY INSTEAD (long 2:05 version, not short 1:45 international version) and I’M HAPPY JUST TO DANCE WITH YOU. Both are From the Beatles of 1964. Their FIFTH Capitol single from ‘64 (they released 7 Capitol Singles that year). Both sides are common on 45 worldwide (from UK or US) not Hard to Find. Both sides are MONO here as were all the original Capitol Beatles 45s until Get Back. Stereo did not become common on 45s till 1969! Request both my lists if interested, Top 100 Hard to Find Beatles Songs on 45 Singles Worldwide, or Beatles 150 Songs in Stereo on 45 Singles Worldwide, no charge. See photos, actual record, and Capitol Target Company Sleeve included. Most of these reissues came in that sleeve!! Also packed in common White sleeve. From 50+ year Beatles collector. Shipped with USPS Media Mail and Global Shipping Program. All purchases ship for $5 total, so Browse for others. Price reduces weekly till sold! Best to all. Beatle Lew.