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Ep 1968 Tax Codes
Topic Started: Apr 21 2012, 03:57 PM (758 Views)
TheItalianFab4
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I was thinking, if tax codes ended in 1968 and if I find a Beatles' ep with a tax code like KJT or KTJ, is it a good finding?

Do they worth more than 1st pressings?
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muffmasterh
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yes these are good finds but do not carry a much greater premium than an original pressing imho...

nice to have though, I like them !
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TheItalianFab4
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And what about a first pressing?
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muffmasterh
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which one ?
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TheItalianFab4
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Anyone, dependig on the condition....

I know that "Nowhere man" is very rare, even rarer with solid center labels.
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TheItalianFab4
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And what about an early '70s ep?
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TheItalianFab4
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????
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muffmasterh
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early 70's with gramophone co rims have some curiousity value but most want first pressings. rare to see a tax code on an early 70's press so that could incease the value if you did find one but don't ask me to what....
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TheItalianFab4,Apr 22 2012
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Anyone, dependig on the condition....

I know that "Nowhere man" is very rare, even rarer with solid center labels.

What about 1st pressings?
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TheItalianFab4
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And what about strange tax codes?
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TheItalianFab4
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Anyone?
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billstiggins
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The stock answer is that things are worth what the buyer is prepared to pay.

I never bother with tax codes; they're a bit of an irrelevance in my opinion, being so random as to be useless in determining the age of a disc.

Similarly, though, I don't get excited by stamper codes either (unless a 'JR' crops up - I have a couple of those, one Beach Boys, one Beatles).

I agree with the above sentiment - condition is everything (though I do make exceptions for a rarity - I'm not going to pass over that export copy of Michelle because it is mint MINUS for example :lol:)
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TheItalianFab4
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Yes, you are right!
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jimboo
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As for stampers I just look for weird ones, have a Beatles one with GRP, now if I could find a JRGP that would be something, not technically impossible, as I have had JR stampers with other letters, but not Beatles.
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TheItalianFab4
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How about the covers?
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