Beatles - Sgt. Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band (UK) - 1st UK MONO!! LOW STAMPERS! RARE! - LP - 1st Mono pressing - 1967

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Andrew Costolloe
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Has 25 years collecting records specialising in multiple rock genres. Toured Europe as musician.

Estimate  € 200 - € 250
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€83
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Beatles – Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (UK), 1st UK mono pressing (PMC 7027), with low stamper 1 LO / 2 GP, gatefold sleeve, insert included, UK release from 1967; sleeve VG+ and vinyl VG+.

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Description from the seller

Very rare UK first pressing mono of Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band by The Beatles on Parlophone (PMC 7027).
This is an exceptional early mono copy, featuring the highly desirable low stamper combination of 1 LO / 2 GP, making it a serious collector's piece. Early UK mono pressings of Sgt. Pepper remain among the most sought-after Beatles pressings.
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Sleeve (VG+):
A nice example of this iconic gatefold sleeve, featuring a good front panel with attractive lamination and only light corner wear. The spine is fully readable and well preserved. The back shows some slight creasing consistent with age, but overall remains a solid and presentable gatefold → VG+
Insert:
Original cut-out insert included.
Vinyl (VG+):
The vinyl has a nice glossy appearance with visible hairlines throughout. Visually conservative, but audio playback is strong and enjoyable, performing well at VG+ overall with no significant issues → VG+
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Details
* UK mono first pressing
* Parlophone PMC 7027
* Gatefold sleeve
* Low stamper combination (1 LO / 2 GP)
* Original cut-out insert included
* Made in Gt. Britain
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Matrix / Stampers
* YEX 637-1 / YEX 638-1
* Stampers: 1 LO / 2 GP
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Final Remarks
A very rare and highly collectible UK mono Sgt. Pepper, offering:
* 1st pressing mono pressing
* Exceptionally early low stamper combination (1 LO)
* Strong VG+ condition throughout
* Original insert included
* Clean playback and presentation
Early mono pressings with low stampers like this are increasingly difficult to locate, making this an outstanding opportunity for serious Beatles collectors.

Seller's Story

The Vinyl Atelier is run by Lars & Mees, two passionate record collectors from the Netherlands. We carefully source collectible vinyl, with a focus on rare pressings, iconic artists and special editions. Every record is personally inspected, graded and photographed, with honest descriptions and careful packaging. Our goal is simple: offering great records to collectors worldwide with the quality and service we would expect ourselves.
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Very rare UK first pressing mono of Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band by The Beatles on Parlophone (PMC 7027).
This is an exceptional early mono copy, featuring the highly desirable low stamper combination of 1 LO / 2 GP, making it a serious collector's piece. Early UK mono pressings of Sgt. Pepper remain among the most sought-after Beatles pressings.
⸻
Sleeve (VG+):
A nice example of this iconic gatefold sleeve, featuring a good front panel with attractive lamination and only light corner wear. The spine is fully readable and well preserved. The back shows some slight creasing consistent with age, but overall remains a solid and presentable gatefold → VG+
Insert:
Original cut-out insert included.
Vinyl (VG+):
The vinyl has a nice glossy appearance with visible hairlines throughout. Visually conservative, but audio playback is strong and enjoyable, performing well at VG+ overall with no significant issues → VG+
⸻
Details
* UK mono first pressing
* Parlophone PMC 7027
* Gatefold sleeve
* Low stamper combination (1 LO / 2 GP)
* Original cut-out insert included
* Made in Gt. Britain
⸻
Matrix / Stampers
* YEX 637-1 / YEX 638-1
* Stampers: 1 LO / 2 GP
⸻
Final Remarks
A very rare and highly collectible UK mono Sgt. Pepper, offering:
* 1st pressing mono pressing
* Exceptionally early low stamper combination (1 LO)
* Strong VG+ condition throughout
* Original insert included
* Clean playback and presentation
Early mono pressings with low stampers like this are increasingly difficult to locate, making this an outstanding opportunity for serious Beatles collectors.

Seller's Story

The Vinyl Atelier is run by Lars & Mees, two passionate record collectors from the Netherlands. We carefully source collectible vinyl, with a focus on rare pressings, iconic artists and special editions. Every record is personally inspected, graded and photographed, with honest descriptions and careful packaging. Our goal is simple: offering great records to collectors worldwide with the quality and service we would expect ourselves.
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Details

Era
1900-2000
Artist/band (max 3)
Beatles
Record title
Sgt. Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band (UK) - 1st UK MONO!! LOW STAMPERS! RARE!
Number of objects
1
Release country
United Kingdom
Release year (oldest)
1967
Case/sleeve condition
Very Good Plus (VG+)
Pressing
1st Mono pressing
Media condition
Very Good Plus (VG+)
Genre
Pop
Includes
Insert
Record label
Parlophone
Record label number
PMC 7027
The NetherlandsVerified
806
Objects sold
99.66%
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