Near Rare BELGIUM Beatles 7 " Vinyl 45 1965 Help R5305 Gt Britain EMI Export
Item History & Price
| Reference Number: Avaluer:1347103 | Speed: 45 RPM |
| Release Year: 1965 | Record Size: 7" |
| Genre: Rock | Record Label: Parlophone |
| Artist: The Beatles | Duration: Single |
| Title: Help | UPC: Does not apply |
Beautiful copy with black & silver labels
Original rare wrap around sleeve. A few creases and small tears at opening.
Vinyl is EX/NM both sides.
Rare Belgian picture sleeve. Disc is made in Gt Britain with push out centre. I know to keep up with demand some discs were made for export, as far as I can tell this is one of those.
I'll be listing over 100 Beatles singles from around the world. Some auction, some Buy Now.
If you buy more than one item I am happy ...to combine for cheaper postage.
With all my auctions you'll get a good understanding of the condition and what is included by reading the description and looking at all the pictures. That includes the section about storage and grading.
If you have any questions then message me before you bid.
If you’re near Sydney you can pick up.
ABOUT GRADING AND STORAGE
My records, CDs, Books and other items have been well cared for and come from a non-smoking home.
Records covers have always been kept upright in plastic sleeves and if ever cleaning has been needed it's been done with record cleaning fluid and the appropriate cloth.
Mint - I rarely call a record mint as these are a mass produced product and even a brand new unplayed record can have surface noise and sleeve marks, but I sometimes add 'looks mint' or 'close to mint' as a visual grading.
EX - nothing wrong with the record visually that will affect play
VG - a few light marks but nothing that will affect enjoyment of the record
G - good, but likely to have some cracks and pops (i.e. it'll sound like a played record)
Acceptable/Poor - fills a gap in the collection or very hard to find in decent condition. Might have a great cover or rare labels etc, but not going to be a record you'd play often.
CD's
CD’s are stored in cloth sleeves, I have not kept the plastic jewel cases as they take up too much room. The cloth sleeve fits the disc and the booklet but the backing paper is often folded to fit into the sleeve. This causes a crease in the backing paper, but unless I mention anything in the description, the disc itself is in the same condition as it would be in a jewel case. If the original sleeve wasn't a plastic jewel case then I have kept it and you'll get your CD in it's original packaging.
Insurance costs extra. It will be added to anything over $100
Original rare wrap around sleeve. A few creases and small tears at opening.
Vinyl is EX/NM both sides.
Rare Belgian picture sleeve. Disc is made in Gt Britain with push out centre. I know to keep up with demand some discs were made for export, as far as I can tell this is one of those.
I'll be listing over 100 Beatles singles from around the world. Some auction, some Buy Now.
If you buy more than one item I am happy ...to combine for cheaper postage.
With all my auctions you'll get a good understanding of the condition and what is included by reading the description and looking at all the pictures. That includes the section about storage and grading.
If you have any questions then message me before you bid.
If you’re near Sydney you can pick up.
ABOUT GRADING AND STORAGE
My records, CDs, Books and other items have been well cared for and come from a non-smoking home.
Records covers have always been kept upright in plastic sleeves and if ever cleaning has been needed it's been done with record cleaning fluid and the appropriate cloth.
Mint - I rarely call a record mint as these are a mass produced product and even a brand new unplayed record can have surface noise and sleeve marks, but I sometimes add 'looks mint' or 'close to mint' as a visual grading.
EX - nothing wrong with the record visually that will affect play
VG - a few light marks but nothing that will affect enjoyment of the record
G - good, but likely to have some cracks and pops (i.e. it'll sound like a played record)
Acceptable/Poor - fills a gap in the collection or very hard to find in decent condition. Might have a great cover or rare labels etc, but not going to be a record you'd play often.
CD's
CD’s are stored in cloth sleeves, I have not kept the plastic jewel cases as they take up too much room. The cloth sleeve fits the disc and the booklet but the backing paper is often folded to fit into the sleeve. This causes a crease in the backing paper, but unless I mention anything in the description, the disc itself is in the same condition as it would be in a jewel case. If the original sleeve wasn't a plastic jewel case then I have kept it and you'll get your CD in it's original packaging.
Insurance costs extra. It will be added to anything over $100
