Sold Date: August 2, 2020
Start Date: July 26, 2020
Final Price: $860.00 (USD)
Bid Count: 35
Seller Feedback: 9350
Buyer Feedback: 522

George Martin (The Beatles record producer and arranger). 45 and Picture sleeve " A Hard Day's Night / I Should Have Known Better " United Artists UA 750  1964. Both sides are instrumentals. Photo of the four Beatles on the one side of the sleeve and a black and white photo of the Beatles along with George Martin on the opposite side. NOTE: This picture sleeve is rare and it alone books for up to $2000 in some guides. The record is fairly nice. Still shiny and plays relatively well. Light background noise. There are a few scattered surface and scuff scratches. Also the A side has a TINY dot like spot that can be felt. You can hear a few light "ticks" here for a couple of revolutions. Plays well otherwise.  There is a tiny chip on the rim of the record (doesn't extend into the play area). It can't be seen on the other side. The labels have light wear and ring wear. The picture sleeve is mostly nice for the most part. Light ring wear on the color side and a bit more on the black and white side. A couple of slightly bent corners. The B side has a small area of glue residue in one corner where a sticker was removed. No splits, (other) stickers, etc. A fairly nice copy of this sleeve overall. Scarce and HIGHLY collectible. Buyer pays Priority shipping to be determined by your ZIP. Or I will mail it by Media Mail if you wish. Foreign to be determined.. On some items, tracking information is REQUIRED, especially on foreign items paid for with PayPal. I reserve the right to refuse payments byPayPal to certain countries or individuals. Please email me if you have any questions about any of the above. International Buyers – Please Note: Import duties, taxes, and charges are not included and are the responsibility of the buyer. Returns accepted only for lost or seriously damaged items.