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- Beatles for Sale 1965 Misprint. Beatles for Sale was released in 1964 as the band's 4th studio album, but some pressings made in 1965 have a few spelling errors that make it more desirable.
- Rubber Soul 1965 Misprint. Another valuable misprint is the 1965 Rubber Soul vinyl from Parlophone. Some unfortunate employee at Parlophone's distribution office misspelled the famous song "Norwegian Wood" as "Norweigian Wood", unintentionally leaving a valuable legacy behind.
- Golden Discs Test Pressings. Golden Discs was supposed to be a compilation EP that included all of the band's singles that had gone gold by 1964. While the EP never came to fruition, four test pressings were made, making these super limited edition albums worth about $2,550 each, according to Goldmine.
- Abbey Road 1969 Contract Pressing. While streaming lets you have an artist's new song the instant it's released, back in the day, record labels had to physically make all of the albums they planned to sell.
Beatles - Love Me Do - UK 1962 *DEMO* Parlophone 45 + Misspelt *McArtney* Labels Sold for 13,483.55 USD on 20 Jan 2013 (16 bids) 24
Aug 9, 2023 · You can be confident that if you remove a Beatles record from its sleeve and it has a yellow Parlophone logo, the record will be worth a good bit of money. Even once you’ve seen that it has this logo, your work identifying the record doesn’t stop there. Shop The Beatles At Atlas Records.
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- The Quarrymen: That’ll Be The Day/In Spite Of All The Danger 1958 (No Cat. No) $170,000+ The rarest record in the world was also one of the cheapest to record and press up.
- THE BEATLES The Beatles (Apple PMC/PCS 7067/8) 1968 $8,500 - $11,900+ In 2008, this double album celebrated its 40th anniversary, and it is fitting that The Beatles ranks as the most collectible album pressed in the U.K.
- THE BEATLES Please Please Me (Parlophone PCS 3042) 1963 £4,250. When The Beatles’ debut album was released in 1963, stereo records were only introduced to the market in limited quantities.
- Love Me Do/P.S. I Love You (Demo single Parlophone 45-R 4949) 1962 $4,250. This is where it all started, as in September 1962; 250 promotional copies of the Beatles first single were sent out to journalists and radio stations to drum up interest in the first release by Parlophone’s most recent signing.
The Beatles | Black Vinyl LP | Let It Be | Apple. Sold for 45.74 USD on 22 May 2024 (Buy It Now) Vinyl. The Beatles Revolver UK Parlophone Stereo "Dr. Robert" First Issue. Sold for 129.99 USD on 22 May 2024 (Buy It Now) Vinyl. Beatles Greatest Gold Vinyl W/shrink Parlophone EMI Odeon Mint Import Limited.
The best place to start is with what is generally considered to be the Holy Grail of Beatles vinyl: The first album Please Please Me with the Black & Gold Parlophone label in Stereo. In mint condition, this item (in STEREO) will range in value from around £3,000, depending on condition and rarity.
The Beatles 'Strawberry Fields Forever / Penny Lane' Parlophone R... Sold for 45.66 USD on 17 Apr 2019 Price guide for collectable Vinyl Records, CDs, Cassettes, Reel-to-reel tapes, 8-Track cartridges, MiniDiscs and more!
