Sold Date: August 30, 2021
Start Date: August 6, 2021
Final Price: $155.00 (USD)
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Beatles Yesterday and Today original vinyl lp colorband trunk cover orig vinyl lp 1966 scranton 1st pressing t2553 capitol rainbow band MONO, W/LETTER. (no sign of v-neck, see pics, i.e. NOT a butcher) machine stampers: "F 3 / F 3" (with delta/triangle shaped IAM stampers) matrix machine stampers not etches. Lp is EX shape glossy CONDITION: some very MINOR PAPER surface SCUFFS, SHINY VINYL THAT PLAYS VERY NICELY, see pics of labels, cover is VG+ shape (see pics), nice bright image, has spine damage / wear, corner dings. #3 near riaa logo at back corner. with orig orange color ad inner sleeve, with capitol records letter from Ron Tepper (see pic, letter appears to be a repro xerox / copy) RARE MONO scranton. see label pics...
Labels have the title as "YESTERDAY" . . . AND TODAY
but this appears above the band name on the labels: (Recorded in England).  For a #3 riaa scranton mono, labels should have the beatles titled above the album title, but this copy has beatles title listed below the album title on both labels. 





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