The Beatles, Let It Be / You Know My Name, vinyl 45 (US, Capitol, 1978), M-
Let It Be / You Know My Name (Look Up the Number), Capitol 2764, Winchester pressing on purple label, "MFD.," "STEREO" / "MONO," reissued March 1978. Disc: M-: New Old Stock (single owner, unplayed): labels and vinyl appear flawless, full mirrorlike lustre. Runout markings: S45-47129 G-10 (2764) #2 –––◁ x MASTERED BY CAPITOL J. LEMAY / 2764 45-47130 H10 CD MASTERED BY CAPITOL –––◁ Silver on glossy purple stock sleeve MIC 41552, M-: no woc, soc, tears or seam splits; edges and corners sharp; light disc impression, slight ringwear from friction reeds, light wrinkling in top 1/2".
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Photos are always of actual item offered. All items are visually graded under a bright light by strict Goldmine standards. M- is my highest grade, and is applied to New Old Stock, as I had direct access to the contents of manufacturers' cartons from the mid-1970s onward. I have been a vinyl collector since 1964 and appreciate honest, conservative, and fair product descriptions. Smoke-free home.
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