Beatles, The/a hard day's night

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i am looking through my dads old record collection which he wants me to get rid of, and i found a hard day's night parlophone record. it says the gramophone  co. ltd at the beginning, so it can't be first print, but everywhere i look says it should have K T on the front. on this one, however, it is on side 2, not 2, and is upside down. do you know whether there is any reason for this, and would you be able to help value it. thanks

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Based on your description, it sounds like a misprint.  However, not all misprints are inherently valuable unless it significantly defaces or changes the appearance of an album in some matter of significance.  Further, since there was no recall issued, the album would retain a normal value which would be estimated at anywhere from $10-$25.

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All questions relative to relationships and official and bootleg recordings. I am no longer answering questions on value of records.

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I have been collecting all Beatle records since 1976. During these 30 years, I have amassed an incredible collection of recordings and read many many books about the history and demise of the Beatles as a group and as individuals

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