Description The Beatles VI Still Sealed, MONO 1st Pressing Beautiful!! Archival Copy. Condition is New. Shipped with USPS Media Mail. This little gem from my personal collection has been in climate storage for years. It is in near mint- condition, with very few signs of handling. The shrink wrap is complete and tight! You would be hard pressed to find a nicer, original copy. Also, I am selling this as a 1st pressing, and believe it to be a Gloversville pressing. I purchased it originally as a 1st pressing, but since you have the same info. as I do in the pictures, please be sure you agree before buying. STILL SEALED ALBUMS CANNOT BE RETURNED IF OPENED!!! Grading Scale(Albums graded visually, noted if play-graded.Will play-grade upon request.) Note: I do not seek to grade conservatively, (whatever that means), I seek to grade ACCURATELY! PLEASE READ!!! Mint (M): Sealed only, with no damage to the cover.Such albums hardly exist. Near Mint (NM):Virtually flawless, appearing in unplayed condition, and the cover and inner sleeves are free of significant creases or tears.Labels will likewise befree of spindle marks!(Unplayed records cannot, by definition, have spindle marks!!!!)When I use this gradeI MEAN IT!There will be virtually no background noise, like pops or cracks, and it will have a just opened sound. Excellent (E): Still free of any significant defects, with only superficial flaws.Such albums will show some minor signs ofplay and storage, but will display minimal wear, plenty of shine and will still be considered to be in collectible condition.Background noise will only be audible during quieter portions of the album, if at all, and will not be prominent to the point of affecting sound quality.Labels may have none, to only a few, spindle marks and covers will have only minor edge and corner wear. Very Good (VG):An album that has obvious signs of wear, but plays through without skips,jumps, or long repetitive ticks.It will be entirely playable with moderate background noise.Covers might have small stains, edge, spine and/or corner wear.Vinyl will have surface level scuffs that may affect playback, but allows the music to shine through.Unlike most sellers, a grade from me ofVGdoes NOT mean that the album is trash! Good (G): An album that has had a full life, but is still worth listening too.Sound quality will be diminished by background noise, and perhaps some loud pops and very minor skips.Covers and inner sleeves will have stains,tears or other signs of damage, but will still adequately protect the vinyl and acceptably present the original artwork.Labels will be diminished by spindle marks and other forms of damage. Poor (P):An album on which the surface noise and skipping is too distracting to listen too enjoyably, and that has a cover with major stains, tears or other significant defects.I will sell an album in this conditionONLYwhen it is highly collectible because of its age and/or rarity. (+/-):I will use plus or minus designations freely to nuance the grading of each album, and to bridge the gap in describing albums that fall in between grades. I am not a wholesale collector or a large scale seller.Im just an average dude who loves vintage vinyl and collects as a personal hobby.As a personal collector, I always ask myself when grading an album how I would feel to receive a record in the condition I describe.Be assured that I will always strive to be as accurate as I can with the grades I assign. (I know how important that is to us vinyl enthusiasts, and how frustrating it is when albums comeover-graded!) If you disagree with my grading upon receipt, please contact me immediately for a resolution before leaving negative or neutral feedback.