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Posted 2 years ago
brennyjo
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I know this is a counterfeited album, one that is ripped off a lot; I also know that everywhere I look my album seems to be legit. I just can't figure out an appropriate value. It is in perfect condition. Plastic is opened, not sealed. Was bought in Canada at some time by my father. I know more information may be needed, but I am not sure what. Would love to have some help on this one. Thanks!
-Brenda, Fort Collins, CO
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Unfortunately you have a 1970's version. All 1964 versions of this record have the record title and "The Beatles" above the spindle hole. Also your cover has a washed out look- All originals are sharp. Worth?- 0 to a collect as they sold these at for 1.99 at wollworth's.