SHARP The Beatles Capitol Records 5112 I Want To Hold Your Hand 45rpm 1964

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SHARP The Beatles Capitol Records 5112 I Want To Hold Your Hand 45rpm 1964:
$50.00

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This sale is for one record as described following. I don\'t list a lot of records but I understand that condition is everything so I will do my best to describe it and I will pack it very well - that is why shipping is more for overseas - so please look at shipping cost if you are outside of the US. It is important for me to pack it well.

This sale is for one original , vintage 45rpm record with original picture sleeve - The Beatles Capitol Records 5112 I Want To Hold Your Hand & I Saw Her Standing There. Picture sleeve has very light signs of handling - no hard creases but light signs of handling and that one corner to bottom right has the creases but like I wrote not hard creases- extreme edges have very light signs of rubbing - bottom edge black lightly rubbed so not 100% black at extreme edge / please refer to images. Record is really, really sharp. It looks possibly unplayed and if played maybe once or twice. Record looks very, very close to perfect - I know condition is everything so I almost would never state such a thing but it really is amazing. Edge of 45 is sharp - paper brilliant without any signs of rubbing and some light rougher paper edge to inside center and I am unsure if that was from original plant cutting or just fresh and insert made a little rough but I don\'t think it is a grading issue. I believe record is easily Near Mint. deadwax marked 45-44771-91 3? with an IAM in triangle and 45-x-44772-f5 #10 // Record is comes from old Scranton PA estate never offered for sale and Scranton PA is where Capitol had a plant. If you have any questions just let me know.

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