Beatles - Beatles VI (UK) - EXPORT!! 1G/1G - One of the first pressed!! RARE. - LP - 1st Pressing - 1965

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Beatles VI (UK export, CPCS 104) is a first UK press with 1G/1G stampers from Parlophone, issued in 1965 in the United Kingdom, featuring a VG+ sleeve and VG- vinyl.

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Very rare UK export pressing of Beatles VI on Parlophone (CPCS 104), 1st pressing with the highly desirable 1G/1G stamper combination—among the first 300 copies pressed, making this an exceptionally scarce example.
Beginning in 1965, Parlophone began pressing and distributing copies of albums not available in that form in England, including Parlophone pressings of several US Capitol albums. The CPCS prefix was used for US-based albums, with the leading "C" standing for Capitol. Export series labels resembled their UK counterparts, except notably lacking the "Sold in UK" print. The 1G/1G stamper combination denotes an extremely early pressing from the initial run of approximately 300 copies—a significant rarity for serious collectors.
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Sleeve (VG+):
A nice example with some creasing on the front and corner wear visible. Flipbacks remain clean, though some staining is present throughout. Overall presentation is solid, grading VG+.
Vinyl (VG-):
The vinyl shows considerable playwear with a grey sheen throughout. Side 1 exhibits lots of hairlines and scuffs with significant wear, though no feelable marks. Side 2 features one long hairline which is lightly feelable. Visually VG-, playback is adequate overall.
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Details
* UK export 1st pressing
* Parlophone CPCS 104
* Early 1G/1G stamper combination (among first ~300 pressed)
* Black/yellow Parlophone labels (no "Sold in UK" text)
* Flipback sleeve
* Made in Gt. Britain
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Matrix / Stampers
* YEEX-112-A15 / YEEX-113-A15
* Stampers: 1 G / 1 G
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Final Remarks
An exceptionally rare UK export pressing of Beatles VI, offering:
* Early 1st pressing with highly desirable 1G/1G stampers
* Among the first ~300 copies pressed
* Clean VG+ sleeve with typical export characteristics
* Playable copy with considerable character from use
Early export pressings with low stamper combinations like this are extremely difficult to locate in any condition, making this a significant 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 export pressing of Beatles VI on Parlophone (CPCS 104), 1st pressing with the highly desirable 1G/1G stamper combination—among the first 300 copies pressed, making this an exceptionally scarce example.
Beginning in 1965, Parlophone began pressing and distributing copies of albums not available in that form in England, including Parlophone pressings of several US Capitol albums. The CPCS prefix was used for US-based albums, with the leading "C" standing for Capitol. Export series labels resembled their UK counterparts, except notably lacking the "Sold in UK" print. The 1G/1G stamper combination denotes an extremely early pressing from the initial run of approximately 300 copies—a significant rarity for serious collectors.
⸻
Sleeve (VG+):
A nice example with some creasing on the front and corner wear visible. Flipbacks remain clean, though some staining is present throughout. Overall presentation is solid, grading VG+.
Vinyl (VG-):
The vinyl shows considerable playwear with a grey sheen throughout. Side 1 exhibits lots of hairlines and scuffs with significant wear, though no feelable marks. Side 2 features one long hairline which is lightly feelable. Visually VG-, playback is adequate overall.
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Details
* UK export 1st pressing
* Parlophone CPCS 104
* Early 1G/1G stamper combination (among first ~300 pressed)
* Black/yellow Parlophone labels (no "Sold in UK" text)
* Flipback sleeve
* Made in Gt. Britain
⸻
Matrix / Stampers
* YEEX-112-A15 / YEEX-113-A15
* Stampers: 1 G / 1 G
⸻
Final Remarks
An exceptionally rare UK export pressing of Beatles VI, offering:
* Early 1st pressing with highly desirable 1G/1G stampers
* Among the first ~300 copies pressed
* Clean VG+ sleeve with typical export characteristics
* Playable copy with considerable character from use
Early export pressings with low stamper combinations like this are extremely difficult to locate in any condition, making this a significant 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
Beatles VI (UK) - EXPORT!! 1G/1G - One of the first pressed!! RARE.
Number of objects
1
Release country
United Kingdom
Release year (oldest)
1965
Case/sleeve condition
Very Good Plus (VG+)
Pressing
1st Pressing
Media condition
Various conditions
Genre
Pop
Record label
Parlophone
Record label number
CPCS 104
The NetherlandsVerified
762
Objects sold
99.65%
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