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Here is all the Beatles albums i have managed to find, my step-dad owned a used record store back in the 1970's and when he closed he saved a bunch of these. I love how many different Beatles albums are out there some much rarer than others, pretty sure all the ones i have are pretty easy to find, but i still enjoy them.
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Including all the variations, labels, covers, mono, stereo, over 300.
That is a very nice collection. Beatles records are much sought after and becoming harder to find all the time. I notice the lp's are in poly bags, very nice, shows somebody that cares!
Thanks bratjdd, Spriteboy, and packrat-place. And yes all my beatles lp's are in poly bags, some of them even have the original ark work/posters with them ( The white album).
I am very glad you take such good care of them, wish more people did.
Here is a website you might find interesting.
http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_are_the_most_valuable_record_albums
Thanks packrat-place very interesting website, and thanks lundy and Trey.
wow what a great collection ! Love it
Thanks Manikin!