Very confusing Beatles Butcher Cover for sale -can anyone make sense?

look at the record in the link

now look at the letter included as a COA (read the details)


what am i missing ??


the letter does not match , the item for sale
correct??


i know this seller has "some things going on"
SHRINK ●1966 Mono BUTCHER COVER● THE BEATLES ● YESTERDAY TODAY ●no psych no prog | eBay

 

look closer

 

help me out , please , pretty please , lol

 

Do you know the background of the butcher cover? Google is your friend.

 

there’s a secret version of Pisces, Aquarius, Capricorn & Jones Ltd. underneath

 

It is in the description of the auction.

 

of course

read the letter included (the COA)
look at the front cover

they do not match up

 

I get what you are saying. Your issue is that the auction is for a second state unpeeled album, but the coa is validating a third state peeled copy.

 

That's where I am with this. That's an unpeeled LP and the COA is for a peeled one.


Dan

 

the plot thickens

 

Thank you

That was my whole point ....

 

That's what I'm seeing. He's selling an unpeeled 2nd state but the COA is for a peeled 3rd state. In any case it looks like a genuine 2nd state.

 

again ---thanks--
i thought i was the one that was nuts

 

the seller is very "unique" and I say that to stay within forum rules--i wonder if the item is even for sale?

 

I'm surprised a 2nd state mono has been bid up to $1600+. I thought only stereos reached that level.

I'd feel more comfortable as a potential buyer if he stated what the width of the jacket was.

 

I do not think this is kosher
also the person selling is a she

 

I’ve bought twice from this particular seller, and on both occasions what I received was not as described. I got my money back each time, but now I just steer clear, no matter how desirable the wares on offer.

 

i didn't want to get into that aspect--but had the same issue

 

The description says mon but there's a STEREO sticker on the cover. Hmm... I've never heard of a fake paste over but something seems odd all around.

 

Any item that relies upon a COA as a selling point, particularly an Ebay auction, should be considered suspect.

 

I wouldn't touch it.

 

I took the coa to simply be illustrating what is underneath, but I also had no idea of the seller's reputation.

 

The sticker simply states that it's a mono record that can be played on stereo equipment.

 

The seller has zero negative feedback with nearly 21,000 reviews. Did you not leave feedback?

 

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