Beatles - With The Beatles (UK) - JOBETE Misprint! VERY RARE!! LOW 1M Stamper! - LP - Missprint - 1964






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Beatles, 1 item, With The Beatles (UK) – JOBETE Misprint! VERY RARE!! LOW 1M Stamper!, UK release 1964, Parlophone PCS 3045, first UK pressing with JOBETE misprint and small stereo logo, VG+ sleeve and VG+ vinyl.
Description from the seller
Very rare UK first pressing of With The Beatles by The Beatles on Parlophone (PCS 3045), featuring the highly collectible JOBETE misprint variation with an exceptionally scarce low 1M stamper.
This is an extremely early copy where both sleeve and label misspell "You Really Gotta Hold on Me" and incorrectly credit the publisher as JOBETE instead of the correct attribution. Copies of this pressing are notoriously scarce and virtually impossible to find in any condition. The sleeve features the small stereo logo variant, further confirming its early status.
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Sleeve (VG+):
A nice example showing some corner wear and slight bubelling in the lamination, but overall remaining clean and presentable. The small stereo logo is clearly visible. Grading a strong VG+ despite minor handling wear.
Vinyl (VG+):
The vinyl retains a nice gloss with a slight grey sheen consistent with play. Shows some hairlines and a few longer whispy marks which are visual under heavy lighting but not feelable. Playback is strong with no serious issues, grading VG+ overall.
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Details
* UK first pressing
* Parlophone PCS 3045
* JOBETE misprint variant (rare publisher credit error)
* "You Really Gotta Hold on Me" misspelling on sleeve and label
* Small stereo logo sleeve
* Black/yellow Parlophone labels
* Stereo
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Matrix / Stampers
* YEX 110-2 / YEX 111-2
* Stampers: 3 GG / 1 M
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Final Remarks
An exceptionally rare and desirable early UK pressing, offering:
* JOBETE misprint variant (extremely scarce)
* Low 1M stamper (highly collectible)
* Small stereo logo issue
* Strong VG+ condition overall
* Excellent collector piece
Copies of this particular misprint pressing with low stamper combinations are virtually impossible to find, making this a significant opportunity for serious Beatles collectors.
Seller's Story
Very rare UK first pressing of With The Beatles by The Beatles on Parlophone (PCS 3045), featuring the highly collectible JOBETE misprint variation with an exceptionally scarce low 1M stamper.
This is an extremely early copy where both sleeve and label misspell "You Really Gotta Hold on Me" and incorrectly credit the publisher as JOBETE instead of the correct attribution. Copies of this pressing are notoriously scarce and virtually impossible to find in any condition. The sleeve features the small stereo logo variant, further confirming its early status.
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Sleeve (VG+):
A nice example showing some corner wear and slight bubelling in the lamination, but overall remaining clean and presentable. The small stereo logo is clearly visible. Grading a strong VG+ despite minor handling wear.
Vinyl (VG+):
The vinyl retains a nice gloss with a slight grey sheen consistent with play. Shows some hairlines and a few longer whispy marks which are visual under heavy lighting but not feelable. Playback is strong with no serious issues, grading VG+ overall.
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Details
* UK first pressing
* Parlophone PCS 3045
* JOBETE misprint variant (rare publisher credit error)
* "You Really Gotta Hold on Me" misspelling on sleeve and label
* Small stereo logo sleeve
* Black/yellow Parlophone labels
* Stereo
⸻
Matrix / Stampers
* YEX 110-2 / YEX 111-2
* Stampers: 3 GG / 1 M
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Final Remarks
An exceptionally rare and desirable early UK pressing, offering:
* JOBETE misprint variant (extremely scarce)
* Low 1M stamper (highly collectible)
* Small stereo logo issue
* Strong VG+ condition overall
* Excellent collector piece
Copies of this particular misprint pressing with low stamper combinations are virtually impossible to find, making this a significant opportunity for serious Beatles collectors.
