THE BEATLES WHITE Album 1968 VERY LOW SERIAL NUMBER 3, 475 Parlophone Very Rare
Item History & Price
THE BEATLES WHITE ALBUM ORIG 1968 LP VERY LOW SERIAL NUMBER # 3, 475 . Condition is Used. Shipped with USPS Media Mail.
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. Following on from Sgt. Pepper, these four sides of raw, vibrant and downright contrary music still baffle and delight Beatles fans.Along wi...th the music, it is the cover that is so important. British pop artist Richard Hamilton, in consultation with Paul McCartney, came up with the concept of a plain white gatefold cover with “The Beatles” embossed on the front to “make it look like a limited edition.” This two LP set is now famously known as The White Album and was the first release on The Beatles’ own Apple label. Although, their best-selling album after Sgt Peppers it is the unique numbering system that ensures the album will remain collectable. Numbers 1–10 are valued at between $8, 500 and $11, 900 although if one came up on eBay — in any condition — the sky would be the limit. Those numbered 11–1, 000 are valued at around $1, 700 and 1001 to 10, 000 at around $1, 020.
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. Following on from Sgt. Pepper, these four sides of raw, vibrant and downright contrary music still baffle and delight Beatles fans.Along wi...th the music, it is the cover that is so important. British pop artist Richard Hamilton, in consultation with Paul McCartney, came up with the concept of a plain white gatefold cover with “The Beatles” embossed on the front to “make it look like a limited edition.” This two LP set is now famously known as The White Album and was the first release on The Beatles’ own Apple label. Although, their best-selling album after Sgt Peppers it is the unique numbering system that ensures the album will remain collectable. Numbers 1–10 are valued at between $8, 500 and $11, 900 although if one came up on eBay — in any condition — the sky would be the limit. Those numbered 11–1, 000 are valued at around $1, 700 and 1001 to 10, 000 at around $1, 020.
