Sold Date: January 14, 2016
Start Date: January 12, 2016
Final Price: £34.95 £24.00 (GBP)
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The Beatles

Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band 

PCS 7027 Stereo 

1970's Harry T. Moss Cut

Masters YEX 637-5/ YEX 638-4

 Sleeve: Excellent condition with bright glossy laminate which is fully intact.

No handwriting or handwriting impressions, no creases or marks.

Excellent inside with a bright glossy clean iconic photo.

 Mild storage wear to the lower right-hand side corner.

The sleeve is clean and retains its original shade of colour.

The green cut-outs card is in Very Good condition, firm and flat but with a few superficial surface creases and a couple of ageing spots.

Inner Sleeve: Comes with the original EMI inner sleeve in Excellent condition. 

It is fully functional with no rips or tears to edges.

The Vinyl Disc: Excellent to Near Mint

The record lays flat on the turntable.

Inspected under bright light, there is very little to fault this vinyl disc. The very faintest of surface handling traces can just about be made visible if held at a particular angle.

It is clear to see this LP has been treated very well, and as such has a strong 

Excellent appearance. The surfaces are clean and glossy, with no marks or scratches.

The labels are excellent; All text is clear and bright and neither sides have any spindle mark traces. Side 1 has some minute sign of use around the spindle hole perimeter area .

Side 1 Has mother stamper 7

Side 2 Has mother stamper 4

The Audio: Excellent to Near Mint

Graded as Excellent to Near Mint audio which is what the visual inspection of the vinyl suggests. 

Plays smoothly from start to finish with very little lessening in the original sound quality!

No pops, ticks, skips, or stops. 

All intro's smooth and quiet and any background noise has been extremely difficult to identify, if any at all.

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Harry T. Moss was a longstanding EMI sound engineer who cut lacquers at Abbey Road Studio's from at least 1960 to 1986/1987. His initials HTM are stamped in the run-out vinyl.

The LP will be delivered in a quality double-part cardboard LP mailer with stifferners. 

The record placed separately in a plain generic inner to prevent wear to the original.

Also comes housed in a PVC record protector.

Item will be marked as fragile and sent recorded delivery. 

To grade this LP I am using the official Grading System from 

The Rare Record Collector Magazine.

Happy to refund on return if not satisfied.

If any further info. required please ask.