The most interesting thing about this collection is the diversity of the covers: all White. You should buy another 18 copies of Metallica's black álbum so not to be accused of racist 😀😀😀
thats like 39 copies of two albums. sweet. keep the white one on purple capitol. great video my friend. keep collecting those beatle lps. mike from canada
i bought one for $20 at a record shop a few weeks ago. it’s numbered in the 2 millions and the prefix is No., but the “o.” is not elevated. does that mean it is not a first pressing?
I recently found it at a used book store! It's the version that's printed on White vinyl, all photos and poster included and it sounds fantastic. I was super excited I found it, idk if $30 was a good or bad price but I don't regret it.
Hey ... this is fantastic. You know ... I truly admire the fact that you care about the details. THATS WHY VINYL (and I'm just getting back into having vinyl is how I came across your video) IS SO COOL ! You are a pretty cool guy man. Awesome video ...
Nice collection of the White Album. I have a U.S. first pressing No. 0041960 I’m sure it’s worth a nice penny.I keep upgrading the vinyl but that cover is staying with me haha Cheers
I had pre-ordered by copy for the 1st day of release here in the UK, I still got a 5 digital number even thought the EMI pressing plant was only 3 miles away, I believe lower numbers went to the north of the UK..
I've got 6 copies of The White Album and would like to get the DMM pressing eventually.I like that Russian pressing you have.Enjoy your videos.Thanks for sharing.
Hi Donny I only just came across your site today - but I certainly share your obsession with records and especially the White Album. Thank you for reminding me that I am not totally mad!!!
By chance are any of your white albums have the label sticker on the other side - specifically Happy Birthday and those tunes are on the other side of the actual record?
Hey, that's a crapload of White albums. I used to have a German White Vinyl copy (awesome sound) and a french copy (most of the songs were segged together on that). I wish I still had them. Keep on looking for them, it's a cool collection.
I have a mint copy I bought when it came out. I was but a child, split the cost with my older brother. I purchased a Japanese pressing and a UK mono edition in the 70's. Most recently, I purchased the complete Beatles Box set, followed by the recent deluxe edition releases on vinyl and cd. They all sound different. So, it just dawned on me that it's 50 years since my first lp purchase (that same white album).
The Russian copy was released early 90s by a small firm called Antrop or Russki Disc in Leningrad whish released the pirate copies of classic albums with funnily altered covers designs.
Hello, I have copy that's a purple Capitol label its comes with the poster and photos but, the photos like stamps and are all connected. Have you ever seen or hear of that thanks
This can be physiological, I have many Bowie issues, 12 versions of Man Who Sold the World, Hunky Dory10 , Aladdin Sane 8, Space Oddity/David Bowie 11, it is a disease in a way, as Bowie said on a song called Blackout " Get me to the Doctors"
I have #1374983 my mom (who past in 2013) left me all her records and she had two copies of the Beatles white album. one is the numbered copy and the other is a reissue from the 1980s. I have it on CD from 2009. the numbered copy doesn't come with any if the photos or the poster or any sleeves for the records...just the gatefold cover. the reissue only has the poster but does come with two sleeves for the records
i really want a copy of the white album because I'm trying to collect all the Beatles albums. how much would the water damaged copy of any other not great copy be and would you be willing to sell them?
Best album ever for me. Mind blowing stuff - despite being a messy masterpiece. I had the white vinyl version in 1979 when I was 14. Got warped in the sun. Can’t find in anywhere. Very content with the 2009 remixes in my 20 track playlist.
Hello, I used to be a crate digger, still have my tables, I have not bought any for yeaaaars, sucks. I have a beatles white album 0002486 , low number im guessing more rare.... labeled as so, without any prefixes of A or No. just the number as stated, embossed white "The Beatles" on front and stamped with number. wih the pictures, and the poster i know i have it must be in another album somewhere. I dont have that many recored, about 2 crates,. i bought some beatles LPs off my friend years ago in the US, Los Angeles CA for a buck a piece along with the other Beatles studio era LPs. wanted to know about it if you could help, SWB0-1,2,3,4-101-j40/41 STEREO, is it worth anything over about 1-2 hundred bucks, which is what i found their value to be over 10 years ago and never considered selling. is it a crazy rarity, if its only worth 1 or 2 hundred i would rather keep but if its in thousands, i may consider selling, you seem to be into the vinyl more than i ever know, looking for some clarity on what i have if you have the time and knowledge to share, thanks and i want to be a crate digger again i miss that feeling.
What does it mean if the serial number starts No. A?? I have one that is below 5000 Says Japan 1st press red wax .. anyone know what red wax means? sorry new to this? lol
Kate Wiebe in Japan red was a popular color to press on for some reason, but if you see (insert random color) wax its the color of the vinyl itself, and the a is just a prefix which I believe is just dependent on the plant, but if it’s below 5000 absolute score
Hello Kate, the red vinyl that the Japanese used was called Everclean. It was designed to be the most antistatic material ever produced. Toshiba and Mazda developed it and it was used from 1959 to 1974, I think. They sound very good.
My girlfriend was just making fun of me for having 6 copies of Pet Sounds. I only have 2 copies of the white album, a mono from 2014 and the 2018 remix. I had the 70’s white vinyl on Capitol and an early US stereo on Apple which I sold because they didn’t sound particularly good. I would like to get a UK stereo sometime.
if my white album has a serial number starting with A, is it an original? Edit: the A is in the same font and size as the numbers, it was pressed with the A at the same time and the A is as close to each number as the other numbers if that makes sense
18 White Albums? Why not?! You're a beautiful man Don Cole. Ha ha. I haven't had a decent "White Album" for years and I finally scored one this month. It's an original Los Angeles pressing with serial number A 0345325. The records have some very light scratches but none are deep. Not only did it come with the portraits and the poster in near mint condition, but it also came with the original photo separator sheet which is usually missing!
I have a question you might be able to help me with- why doesn’t my white album have a serial number? It has all the inserts, the records are fine, and the ‘Beatles’ title is embossed- but no number! Also, on record 1, side 2, there were three labels stacked on top of each other, so I had to peel two off! Anyone experienced this? Let me know!!!
There are hundreds of different copies of each Beatles record. The 45 RPM singles are the most interesting, I think. they used different photographs in other countries. An example is there are about 760 different versions of The Beatles 'Rubber Soul'. When it comes to Beatles most people look for the first pressing in mono, but there are many other versions that are also very valuable. I have a later release of The White album where the vinyl is actually 'WHITE' instead of black, pretty cool. It isn't super-rare, but the value seems to be climbing just since I acquired it in 2005.
I have 4 copies, in various stages of release and shape. If i stumbled across another, I'd buy it, lol. Ya just can't have enough copies of The Beatles.
The only pressings worth owning are the UK, Harry T. Moss cut and the Capitol purple label Wally Traugott cut. Once you hear the first one, the rest sound like ca ca. Of course, if you're merely collecting and not concerned about sonics, there are a million out there. :)
I've wanted to start collecting copies of the white album...but I find the damanged copies more interesting. Somebody did an art installation called 'We buy white albums' with a similar concept in mind
That "somebody" was mentioned in the video. His name is Rutherford Chang. I saw his exhibit and bought his White Album x 100 LP when he did the WFMU record fair in NY a few years back.
YES! His name is Rutherford Chang in New York. I love his story, and why collecting this album is interesting to him This is the article I read about him: dustandgrooves.com/rutherford-chang-we-buy-white-albums/
@@_PuppetMaster86 you caught yourself. .cool..I've seen major rock bands in concert wearing other bands tees ..I'm like why arent you wearing your own.?.still cool
Does anyone remember WHY the copies were numbered? ..... story is that The Beatles were planning on doing something special and those who bought a numbered copy were automatically entered in the drawing. Now,as to the legitimacy behind that, only Paul and Ringo may remember, but that was the story going around.
I'm just as Bad on collecting the "White Album", But I've always been interested not in numbers but in sound. Regrettably, I do not possess the German Direct Metal Master, someone did download it on TH-cam, but has since been removed. I have the American Apple (bought in 1976), UK stereo, UK mono, 1983 black rainbow, The MFSL version, The 70's Japanese issue (my #1 favorite) and the 1987 Capitol/Apple (C1 0777-7-48443-1) which is my #2 favorite version. I like to remix the songs and put them in order when the artist recorded them. All the Beatles albums were meant to be in Mono with the exception of "Abbey Road" and that is why that is the best mixed stereo Beatles album. 2 countries did issue a mono version, Brazil was 1 & I forget what the other country was. Good Luck hunting, bad thing I am totally out of room for vinyl.
I only have the stereo 2012 reissue, I'll probably get the "mono" reissue and call it a day! Everyone should have at least two! The "stereo" and the "mono"! But I think you should have as many as you want! At least if one wears out , you have more! I like having both stereo and mono versions because they are truly different albums ! Both great!
I only have one copy. Called an 800 number they gave to call on radio station back in I think early 2000s not sure however it got sent. A free copy! Holed in right top corner but mint US reissue stereo then. now ring wear on cover but still G-NM with the 4 photos and poster Capitol purple label. So it's the personal copy while would like original UK pressing, The US is next best for now and it is a fine play today.. So what ever number wouldn't make any difference for it It does only if you are in to selling the album. And I would say having imported one like the Russian or somewhere else may be ok to own but not sound as good. I know one would since in the internet age you want to know what could be different then or best sounding. Now the most interesting of the album would be to have the 2018 50th Anniversary Box Set bonus tracks of White album .As the Esher demos versions of songs of the album box set would be sweet to own for my turntable. I have heard online how good they are. My mind seem to recall use to have an older copy of the white album and it may have been on Apple not for sure but I have been with my collection of music since the mid 60s so yea I am of the baby boomer era. And finding out what's going on these days seems insane really.. Take care .
Not bad. Depends on the condition and the extras. Also are the USA pressings. Imports have lower numbers. Could be worth many hundreds if they are US copies and if near mint close to a thousand.
Pretty Cool video, thanks for posting this video. I've got the Beatles white album on white vinyl I posted a video of my Beatles vintage vinyl records. Check em out when you get a chance to. Thanks!
One time, this dingus at a vinyl fair sold me a white album for a dollar, the serial No. was 0023371, the albums were in meh condition but I wanted that cover
You have to be a collector to really understand. I have 15 copies of Kiss Alive II. And 70 Kiss albums from the original makeup years even though there were only 12 or so. I have many copies of all of my Beatles albums in different formats, versions, eras, and pressings.
Also because of there being different versions this adds to the rarity of each copy, not to mention how many were made per kind, ultimately adding the overall value of the record and collection
Jesus dude, how much money do have? At least you're not wasting your money on drugs and alcohol (I hope). Plus, they will go up in price, so it's a good investment.
I'm very impressed with your collection & passion! I only have one W. Album. I bought it in 73'. Number is 2043497. You may be interested in a book by Bruce Spizer. "The Beatles on Apple Records". It goes into serial numbers. How to tell if your U.S. copy was made in Fl. or Ca. A story about those numbers on the W. Album cover. Plus more neat stuff. Take care. Peace...
The prices are going down, not up. As the baby boom dies off and their collections swamp the market, there's gonna be millions of those things flooding the market. It has already happened for Elvis records.
The most interesting thing about this collection is the diversity of the covers: all White. You should buy another 18 copies of Metallica's black álbum so not to be accused of racist 😀😀😀
Lol
thats like 39 copies of two albums. sweet. keep the white one on purple capitol. great video my friend. keep collecting those beatle lps.
mike
from canada
i bought one for $20 at a record shop a few weeks ago. it’s numbered in the 2 millions and the prefix is No., but the “o.” is not elevated. does that mean it is not a first pressing?
Thanks for the video
I have an original german pressing with picture and poster with nr. 836
My pride in my record collection:)
I have 4 copies of the 'White' album. One of them is kind of a grail. It is the 1978 UK white vinyl pressing.
I recently found it at a used book store! It's the version that's printed on White vinyl, all photos and poster included and it sounds fantastic. I was super excited I found it, idk if $30 was a good or bad price but I don't regret it.
That’s a great deal. Usually when I find the white vinyl copy of the white album at a record store it’s 50-70 bucks.
Hey ... this is fantastic. You know ... I truly admire the fact that you care about the details. THATS WHY VINYL (and I'm just getting back into having vinyl is how I came across your video) IS SO COOL ! You are a pretty cool guy man. Awesome video ...
Nice collection of the White Album. I have a U.S. first pressing No. 0041960
I’m sure it’s worth a nice penny.I keep upgrading the vinyl but that cover is staying with me haha
Cheers
Get the 2014 mono record mate
Don you are doing great to have so many White records of THE BEATLES I have never even seen one!
There were a few Beatles 45s issued in the US on white vinyl in 1994 + 1996.
I had pre-ordered by copy for the 1st day of release here in the UK, I still got a 5 digital number even thought the EMI pressing plant was only 3 miles away, I believe lower numbers went to the north of the UK..
Numbers were assigned to different pressing plants (at least in the USA) so the lowest number doesnt necessarily mean older print.
I've got 6 copies of The White Album and would like to get the DMM pressing eventually.I like that Russian pressing you have.Enjoy your videos.Thanks for sharing.
Very cool!
Looks like you might've had one of the German unmarked DMM copies, which I hear are some of best sounding pressings ever. 😎
Hi Donny
I only just came across your site today - but I certainly share your obsession with records and especially the White Album.
Thank you for reminding me that I am not totally mad!!!
By chance are any of your white albums have the label sticker on the other side - specifically Happy Birthday and those tunes are on the other side of the actual record?
Hey, that's a crapload of White albums. I used to have a German White Vinyl copy (awesome sound) and a french copy (most of the songs were segged together on that). I wish I still had them. Keep on looking for them, it's a cool collection.
I have number 6974. It only had record 2 side 3/4. Is there any chance you'd consider selling record 1?
I have a mint copy I bought when it came out. I was but a child, split the cost with my older brother. I purchased a Japanese pressing and a UK mono edition in the 70's. Most recently, I purchased the complete Beatles Box set, followed by the recent deluxe edition releases on vinyl and cd. They all sound different. So, it just dawned on me that it's 50 years since my first lp purchase (that same white album).
Were any labeled with gold script? Ive seen stamped block labeled white albums. Only seen script once..a long time ago.
is there one that sounds better than the others , nice collection of The Beatles White Album , thanks for sharing , & Rock On
The Russian copy was released early 90s by a small firm called Antrop or Russki Disc in Leningrad whish released the pirate copies of classic albums with funnily altered covers designs.
where did you get these?!?
Hello sir, where did you get the white vinyl copy? How much? Thanks!
Hello, I have copy that's a purple Capitol label its comes with the poster and photos but, the photos like stamps and are all connected. Have you ever seen or hear of that thanks
This can be physiological, I have many Bowie issues, 12 versions of Man Who Sold the World, Hunky Dory10 , Aladdin Sane 8, Space Oddity/David Bowie 11, it is a disease in a way, as Bowie said on a song called Blackout " Get me to the Doctors"
Hey I got 7 vintage stereo receivers so I see your point .
I have #1374983
my mom (who past in 2013) left me all her records and she had two copies of the Beatles white album. one is the numbered copy and the other is a reissue from the 1980s. I have it on CD from 2009. the numbered copy doesn't come with any if the photos or the poster or any sleeves for the records...just the gatefold cover. the reissue only has the poster but does come with two sleeves for the records
i really want a copy of the white album because I'm trying to collect all the Beatles albums. how much would the water damaged copy of any other not great copy be and would you be willing to sell them?
Hi I just looked at your video. I just started collecting the white album I have 2 so far hope to get a few more. You should get 18 more haha
Best album ever for me. Mind blowing stuff - despite being a messy masterpiece. I had the white vinyl version in 1979 when I was 14. Got warped in the sun. Can’t find in anywhere. Very content with the 2009 remixes in my 20 track playlist.
Hello, I used to be a crate digger, still have my tables, I have not bought any for yeaaaars, sucks. I have a beatles white album 0002486 , low number im guessing more rare.... labeled as so, without any prefixes of A or No. just the number as stated, embossed white "The Beatles" on front and stamped with number. wih the pictures, and the poster i know i have it must be in another album somewhere. I dont have that many recored, about 2 crates,. i bought some beatles LPs off my friend years ago in the US, Los Angeles CA for a buck a piece along with the other Beatles studio era LPs. wanted to know about it if you could help, SWB0-1,2,3,4-101-j40/41 STEREO, is it worth anything over about 1-2 hundred bucks, which is what i found their value to be over 10 years ago and never considered selling. is it a crazy rarity, if its only worth 1 or 2 hundred i would rather keep but if its in thousands, i may consider selling, you seem to be into the vinyl more than i ever know, looking for some clarity on what i have if you have the time and knowledge to share, thanks and i want to be a crate digger again i miss that feeling.
What does it mean if the serial number starts No. A?? I have one that is below 5000
Says Japan 1st press red wax .. anyone know what red wax means? sorry new to this? lol
Kate Wiebe in Japan red was a popular color to press on for some reason, but if you see (insert random color) wax its the color of the vinyl itself, and the a is just a prefix which I believe is just dependent on the plant, but if it’s below 5000 absolute score
Hello Kate, the red vinyl that the Japanese used was called Everclean. It was designed to be the most antistatic material ever produced. Toshiba and Mazda developed it and it was used from 1959 to 1974, I think. They sound very good.
Thanks great as always
My girlfriend was just making fun of me for having 6 copies of Pet Sounds. I only have 2 copies of the white album, a mono from 2014 and the 2018 remix. I had the 70’s white vinyl on Capitol and an early US stereo on Apple which I sold because they didn’t sound particularly good. I would like to get a UK stereo sometime.
How many are you up to now Don?
Which ones do you plan to sell?
if my white album has a serial number starting with A, is it an original?
Edit: the A is in the same font and size as the numbers, it was pressed with the A at the same time and the A is as close to each number as the other numbers if that makes sense
Parabéns cara. Bela coleção.
Dump those USA pressings and get the UK 1981 mono and 1980 stereo hollAnd. Stunning pressings
I have 1st English pressing: around 300,000 but it is first press only if before the number you get "No."
Ive got quite a few albums in multiples as well and many cds its all good
18 White Albums? Why not?! You're a beautiful man Don Cole. Ha ha. I haven't had a decent "White Album" for years and I finally scored one this month. It's an original Los Angeles pressing with serial number A 0345325. The records have some very light scratches but none are deep. Not only did it come with the portraits and the poster in near mint condition, but it also came with the original photo separator sheet which is usually missing!
Drat!! You have me beat by one vinyl copy...I only have 16.
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I have a question you might be able to help me with- why doesn’t my white album have a serial number? It has all the inserts, the records are fine, and the ‘Beatles’ title is embossed- but no number! Also, on record 1, side 2, there were three labels stacked on top of each other, so I had to peel two off! Anyone experienced this? Let me know!!!
There are hundreds of different copies of each Beatles record. The 45 RPM singles are the most interesting, I think. they used different photographs in other countries. An example is there are about 760 different versions of The Beatles 'Rubber Soul'. When it comes to Beatles most people look for the first pressing in mono, but there are many other versions that are also very valuable. I have a later release of The White album where the vinyl is actually 'WHITE' instead of black, pretty cool. It isn't super-rare, but the value seems to be climbing just since I acquired it in 2005.
So mad, love it
*starts crying*
GET THE FUCK OUT OF HERE!
*runs away crying*
Never have I been drawn in so much by a TH-cam title before.
I have 4 copies, in various stages of release and shape. If i stumbled across another, I'd buy it, lol. Ya just can't have enough copies of The Beatles.
Is there a private email that I can send you a question about my White album?
No wonder I can’t find a copy, your hoarding all of them😉
The only pressings worth owning are the UK, Harry T. Moss cut and the Capitol purple label Wally Traugott cut. Once you hear the first one, the rest sound like ca ca. Of course, if you're merely collecting and not concerned about sonics, there are a million out there. :)
SO WHY DO YOU HAVE 18 BEATLES WHITE ALBUMS?
Saw number 5000 going on ebay the other day only sold for a few hundred as well. I have number 150100 something haha
We have a Beatles white album number 365816 with 4 pics no inside sleeve no poster both records
I've wanted to start collecting copies of the white album...but I find the damanged copies more interesting. Somebody did an art installation called 'We buy white albums' with a similar concept in mind
That "somebody" was mentioned in the video. His name is Rutherford Chang. I saw his exhibit and bought his White Album x 100 LP when he did the WFMU record fair in NY a few years back.
YES! His name is Rutherford Chang in New York. I love his story, and why collecting this album is interesting to him This is the article I read about him: dustandgrooves.com/rutherford-chang-we-buy-white-albums/
Talking about the Beatles while wearing a Dylan shirt ?
3:18 Proper wardrobe change
@@_PuppetMaster86 you caught yourself. .cool..I've seen major rock bands in concert wearing other bands tees ..I'm like why arent you wearing your own.?.still cool
I have uk mono first pressing No.10101
I thought my 4 variations of thriller was badass... lol
I own the white album on CD stereo (1988), CD stereo (2009), CD mono (2009), vinyl (1968) and vinyl (1995)
Does anyone remember WHY the copies were numbered? ..... story is that The Beatles were planning on doing something special and those who bought a numbered copy were automatically entered in the drawing. Now,as to the legitimacy behind that, only Paul and Ringo may remember, but that was the story going around.
No, it was just an artsy fartsy idea of each being an individual piece of art.
Fascinating.
Hey donny my dad gave me an original white album which is has all photos and poster also the number is is in 9000s
Hey could you give me one?
I'm just as Bad on collecting the "White Album", But I've always been interested not in numbers but in sound. Regrettably, I do not possess the German Direct Metal Master, someone did download it on TH-cam, but has since been removed. I have the American Apple (bought in 1976), UK stereo, UK mono, 1983 black rainbow, The MFSL version, The 70's Japanese issue (my #1 favorite) and the 1987 Capitol/Apple (C1 0777-7-48443-1) which is my #2 favorite version. I like to remix the songs and put them in order when the artist recorded them. All the Beatles albums were meant to be in Mono with the exception of "Abbey Road" and that is why that is the best mixed stereo Beatles album. 2 countries did issue a mono version, Brazil was 1 & I forget what the other country was. Good Luck hunting, bad thing I am totally out of room for vinyl.
I only have the stereo 2012 reissue, I'll probably get the "mono" reissue and call it a day! Everyone should have at least two! The "stereo" and the "mono"! But I think you should have as many as you want! At least if one wears out , you have more! I like having both stereo and mono versions because they are truly different albums ! Both great!
I only have one copy. Called an 800 number they gave to call on radio station back in I think early 2000s not sure however it got sent. A free copy! Holed in right top corner but mint US reissue stereo then. now ring wear on cover but still G-NM with the 4 photos and poster Capitol purple label. So it's the personal copy while would like original UK pressing, The US is next best for now and it is a fine play today.. So what ever number wouldn't make any difference for it It does only if you are in to selling the album. And I would say having imported one like the Russian or somewhere else may be ok to own but not sound as good. I know one would since in the internet age you want to know what could be different then or best sounding. Now the most interesting of the album would be to have the 2018 50th Anniversary Box Set bonus tracks of White album .As the Esher demos versions of songs of the album box set would be sweet to own for my turntable. I have heard online how good they are. My mind seem to recall use to have an older copy of the white album and it may have been on Apple not for sure but I have been with my collection of music since the mid 60s so yea I am of the baby boomer era. And finding out what's going on these days seems insane really.. Take care .
Just got the wedding album by John and yoko
Everything in it though
WHat do u not listen to
I have 0003652, 0002300 and 0001733. Value?
Not bad. Depends on the condition and the extras. Also are the USA pressings. Imports have lower numbers. Could be worth many hundreds if they are US copies and if near mint close to a thousand.
JSF Stephens damn dude sell me one of them
whats your favorite song from that album?
Number 9
too bad you did not get a copy of this album in the MFSL half speed master release
There is a man in this world, who's have in over 2000 copies odlf the white album.
i have one i think without the number.. the cd from 87 has i think....lol
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Pretty Cool video, thanks for posting this video. I've got the Beatles white album on white vinyl
I posted a video of my Beatles vintage vinyl records. Check em out when you get a chance to. Thanks!
i have the reissue. They did a replice CD cover. shame i didn't buy it.
One time, this dingus at a vinyl fair sold me a white album for a dollar, the serial No. was 0023371, the albums were in meh condition but I wanted that cover
Thanks Again.
If you're interested in it, l' m selling as soon as possible an original "butcher sleeve"..have you got it yet? 😄
bar codes have been around since like '71... just sayin...
The first barcode on anything was in 1974. Barcodes on LPs didn't start until the very late 70s-early 80s.
What's the point? You can only listen to one at once...
You have to be a collector to really understand. I have 15 copies of Kiss Alive II. And 70 Kiss albums from the original makeup years even though there were only 12 or so. I have many copies of all of my Beatles albums in different formats, versions, eras, and pressings.
This goes for every album, no matter if you have one or several copies of it ;-)
Well said.
Also because of there being different versions this adds to the rarity of each copy, not to mention how many were made per kind, ultimately adding the overall value of the record and collection
No, you don't! I'm a collector and don't have multiple copies of the exact same thing. It's preposterous
Cool! My serial number is 79522 (1968 Australia Pressing)
Each to their own. However, I don't get the point of this hoarding.
I wonder who has the No 1? That must be worth a lot of money? Edit: I googled it, No.0000001, sold for $790,000. It was John's personal copy.
Number 1 was Ringo
+Ryan Smith it was johns and was bought be ringo
Pop Vinyl Collecter you might be right but I heard somewhere it was Ringo's copy.
Why, is the only question I have.
so you are totally rich right?
Why do you say that? Most of the copies he has can be had pretty cheap.
Barcodes started in 1984.
Let me know if you need some Japanese vinyl...
yokosomike I would love to have some Japanese vinyl!
I always loved the artwork from Japanese versions of American (or European) albums!
I have on of these with the number. Mine is 0030666. (Yeah I know, I don’t like those last three numbers either 😬)
I do lol
don put the inserts into your best copy after all the are all the same no matter which album you have
I dont know whyyyyyy lmao , to each their own but if ya wanna waste your money wellll pls send to me lmao .
Gracias
Jesus dude, how much money do have? At least you're not wasting your money on drugs and alcohol (I hope). Plus, they will go up in price, so it's a good investment.
I’ve got one 1968 first pressing mono copy. Number 515384
How much
I think the world is racist the White one cost more than the black one.
I'm very impressed with your collection & passion! I only have one W. Album. I bought it in 73'. Number is 2043497. You may be interested in a book by Bruce Spizer. "The Beatles on Apple Records". It goes into serial numbers. How to tell if your U.S. copy was made in Fl. or Ca. A story about those numbers on the W. Album cover. Plus more neat stuff. Take care. Peace...
Da um pra mim, vai ficar com 17
Are you rich 18 white albums I only have 1 and you have 18 wow if you can offered that you must own a mansion
He can easily sell those for over $300 💴
lead me on dead man
why collect so many? so many ppl would love to have 1. yet you hoard them away driving up the price .
The prices are going down, not up. As the baby boom dies off and their collections swamp the market, there's gonna be millions of those things flooding the market. It has already happened for Elvis records.