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> How to spot a 1966 Revolver first pressing (PMC 7009, PCS 7009, Capitol T 2576), the rare XEX 606-1 Remix 11 copy, and what a Beatles Revolver LP is worth.

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# Revolver Vinyl Value Guide: How to Spot a 1966 Beatles First Pressing and What It's Worth

**The Beatles' *Revolver* came out in the UK on 5 August 1966** (Parlophone **PMC 7009** mono, **PCS 7009** stereo) and in the US three days later as a shorter Capitol LP (**T 2576 / ST 2576**). It sold in the millions and has close to 600 vinyl versions on Discogs, so most copies are common records. The honest answer to "what is my Revolver worth" is: a played 1966 copy is usually worth tens of pounds or dollars, a clean UK first pressing more, and the rarest standard variant of all, the UK mono with the withdrawn mix of "Tomorrow Never Knows" (matrix `XEX 606-1`), sells for a few hundred pounds. This guide shows how to read your copy, which details matter, and the sales we could actually document.

By VinylAI Editorial Updated October 12, 2026

## Key Takeaways

- The UK original is Parlophone PMC 7009 (mono) or PCS 7009 (stereo), released 5 August 1966: black label with a yellow Parlophone logo, "Sold in the U.K." text, and a front-laminated flipback sleeve.
- The rarest standard UK copy is the mono with XEX 606-1 stamped on side two, which plays the withdrawn "Remix 11" of Tomorrow Never Knows; eBay results archived on popsike show £272 to £370 for such copies (2012–2025).
- The US Capitol LP (T 2576 mono, ST 2576 stereo, 8 August 1966) has only 11 songs: I'm Only Sleeping, And Your Bird Can Sing and Doctor Robert had already appeared on Yesterday and Today.
- The highest documented Revolver sale is US$2,040 for a 1966 copy signed by Paul McCartney (Bonhams, Los Angeles, 2020). An ordinary played 1966 copy is a listening copy.

## What a Revolver LP is actually worth

*Revolver* was a number one album on both sides of the Atlantic: seven weeks at the top of the UK chart and six on the US Billboard chart, according to Wikipedia, with 2x platinum certification from the BPI and 5x platinum from the RIAA. Discogs lists 581 vinyl versions of it. The US stereo first pressing from Capitol's Los Angeles plant alone sits in about 13,000 Discogs collections. That supply sets the price of an ordinary copy.

So, as a rule of thumb rather than a quote:

- **A played 1966 copy**, UK or US, is a common record. The auctioneer Richard Winterton put early pressings at "more than £80" in 2018; copies with worn sleeves, writing or noisy vinyl go for less.
- **A clean UK first pressing** with the correct labels, a tidy laminated sleeve and the original inner bag sells well above a worn one, because collectors want the complete package.
- **The withdrawn "Remix 11" mono** (side two `XEX 606-1`) is the one standard copy with a real premium. Archived eBay results put it at a few hundred pounds, not thousands.
- **Signed copies** are a different market and are priced on the signatures. Provenance decides everything there.

## The UK first pressing (Parlophone PMC 7009 / PCS 7009): how to tell

The UK edition is the one collectors mean by "original Revolver". Check these points, all taken from Discogs release data for the 1966 copies:

1. **Catalogue number:** **PMC 7009** for mono, **PCS 7009** for stereo. The sleeve is printed with both numbers.
2. **Label:** black, with a **yellow Parlophone logo** and silver print. The rim text begins "The Gramophone Co. Ltd.", the label carries the line "Sold in the U.K. subject to resale price conditions, see price lists", and "Made in Gt. Britain" sits at the bottom. Many copies have an embossed `KT` tax code near the spindle hole. Labels from 1970 onwards are black and silver with two boxed EMI logos, so a yellow logo means a 1960s copy.
3. **Label matrix:** `XEX.605` / `XEX.606` on mono labels, `YEX.605` / `YEX.606` on stereo.
4. **Runouts:** stamped, not hand-etched. On the mono copies Discogs lists, side one reads `XEX 605-2`, and side two reads `XEX 606-1`, `XEX 606-2` or `XEX 606-3`. The early stereo reads `YEX.605-1` / `YEX.606-1`.
5. **Sleeve:** a front-laminated "flipback" sleeve. Two printers made them in 1966: **Garrod & Lofthouse** and **Ernest J. Day & Co.** Both are genuine first-year sleeves, so the printer alone does not date a copy.
6. **"Dr. Robert":** the sleeve spells the song "Dr. Robert". The earliest labels do too; the label soon changed to "Doctor Robert". A later label layout, with "Taxman" and "Eleanor Rigby" on the same first line and the credits reordered, appeared from late 1966 and is a 1960s copy, but not the first label.

Our [guide to runout and matrix numbers](https://vinylai.app/guides/vinyl-runout-matrix-numbers-decoded/) explains how to read the dead wax, and [first pressing identification](https://vinylai.app/guides/first-pressing-identification/) covers the same method for any LP.

## The withdrawn "Remix 11" copies (XEX 606-1)

The one standard *Revolver* that collectors hunt for is the UK mono with `XEX 606-1` stamped in the side two runout. On these copies "Tomorrow Never Knows" is mono **remix 11**, not the remix 8 used on every later copy. The Usenet Guide to Beatles Recording Variations describes the difference: the vocal is louder and clearer over the effects, and the fade is slightly longer, with more piano.

The mix was withdrawn almost at once. The same guide says it is believed to have been pressed only on the first day of UK manufacture. Richard Winterton Auctioneers, selling one in October 2018, repeated the story that John Lennon was unhappy with the final track and asked for it to be replaced. Later mono copies have `XEX 606-2` or `XEX 606-3`.

How to check yours:

- Look at the side two runout for `XEX 606-1`. Side one is still `XEX 605-2`.
- Look at the small stamper letters next to the matrix. Several archived listings show `1G` / `1R` type codes on these early copies.
- It is **mono only**. A stereo PCS 7009 with `YEX.606-1` is an early stereo copy, not Remix 11.

The remix is no longer exclusive to the 1966 vinyl: the 2022 Super Deluxe edition includes "Tomorrow Never Knows (Mono mix RM 11)" on its first Sessions LP. Collectors still pay for the original pressing, but the premium is modest, as the sales section below shows.

## The US Capitol edition (T 2576 / ST 2576)

Capitol released *Revolver* on 8 August 1966 as **T 2576** (mono) and **ST 2576** (stereo). It has **11 songs, not 14**: "I'm Only Sleeping", "And Your Bird Can Sing" and "Doctor Robert" had already been used on *Yesterday and Today* in June 1966.

Signs of a first US pressing, from Discogs release data:

- **Label:** Capitol's black label with the coloured band around the edge (often called the "rainbow" label), with **no "A Subsidiary of Capitol Industries" text** in the rim print.
- **Credits:** songs credited to "Lennon-McCartney". Second pressings spell out the writers' full names.
- **Runouts:** `T1-2576` / `T2-2576` on mono and `ST-1-2576` / `ST-2-2576` on stereo, followed by lacquer codes. There is no "MAS 2576" runout.
- **Plant marks:** a triangle (the IAM logo) means Capitol's Scranton plant; a `✲` star means Los Angeles.
- **Extras:** Discogs, citing Perry Cox and Frank Daniels' price guide to the Beatles' American records, notes that initial copies had a yellow sticker reading "Includes the Beatles Fabulous 'Yellow Submarine' and 'Eleanor Rigby'!" and came in an orange Capitol inner sleeve.

On Discogs, the Los Angeles stereo first pressing is in about 13,000 collections and the two most-collected mono first-pressing listings in about 5,800 and 4,400. **Record club copies** carry an 8 in the catalogue number (**ST-8-2576**) and were made from 1969; see our [guide to record club editions](https://vinylai.app/guides/record-club-editions-explained/).

## Other 1966 pressings around the world

EMI companies pressed *Revolver* in many countries in 1966. The ones readers most often find:

- **Germany: Odeon / Hör Zu SHZE 186** (stereo), red, white and gold Odeon label with a black Hör Zu logo. The label misprints side two's "I Want to Tell You" as "I Want To Love You".
- **France: Odeon LSO 105** (mono) / **SLSO 105** (stereo), red Odeon label, pressed by Pathé Marconi at Chatou. Mono runouts read `XEX-605-21` / `XEX-606-21`. Not PMC 7009.
- **Italy: Parlophon PMCQ 31510** (mono), with runouts dated `25-8-66`. The label misspells "Gott To Get You Into My Life".
- **Netherlands: Parlophone PMC 7009 / PCS 7009**, sleeves printed by Habo in Amsterdam and labels marked "Made in Holland".
- **Japan: Odeon OP-7600** (stereo), pressed by Toshiba on red translucent vinyl, sold with an obi and a four-page insert.
- **Australia: Parlophone PMCO 7009** (mono) / **PCSO 7009** (stereo), cut from imported UK mothers.
- **Canada: Capitol T 2576 / ST 2576**, the 11-song US running order, pressed by Compo and printed "Mfd. in Canada".

These are period pressings and collectable in their own right, mostly as listening copies or for country completists. The Japanese red vinyl and the German Hör Zu sleeve attract the most interest outside their home markets.

## Every notable Revolver edition in one table

The table below picks the UK, US and international first issues, the Remix 11 copy, a record club copy and the reissues that matter, from the 581 vinyl versions on Discogs, with the side one runout where Discogs records it.

| Year | Country | Label and catalogue no. | Format | Runout (side A) |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| 1966 | Australia | [Parlophone PMCO 7009](https://www.discogs.com/release/6328476) | LP / Album / Mono | `XEX 605-2` |
| 1966 | Canada | [Capitol Records ST 2576](https://www.discogs.com/release/626485) | LP / Album / Stereo | `ST1-2576-W3` |
| 1966 | France | [Odeon LSO 105](https://www.discogs.com/release/2677493) | LP / Album / Mono | `XEX-605-21` |
| 1966 | Germany | [Odeon SHZE 186](https://www.discogs.com/release/729864) | LP / Album / Stereo / Unlaminated Back Cover | `A: SHZE 186 - A - 1` |
| 1966 | Italy | [Parlophon PMCQ 31510](https://www.discogs.com/release/2272834) | LP / Album / Mono | `XEX 605 T1 25-8-66` |
| 1966 | Japan | [Odeon OP-7600](https://www.discogs.com/release/2344765) | LP / Album / Stereo / Red Translucent | `YEX-605 31 〄 K6` |
| 1966 | Netherlands | [Parlophone PMC 7009](https://www.discogs.com/release/3541577) | LP / Album / Misprint / Mono | `XEX - 605 - 2 B1` |
| 1966 | UK | [Parlophone PMC 7009](https://www.discogs.com/release/2318045) | LP / Album / Mono / Withdrawn Mix | `XEX 605-2 GD 1` |
| 1966 | UK | [Parlophone PMC 7009](https://www.discogs.com/release/428389) | LP / Album / Mono / E. J. Day | `XEX 605-2` |
| 1966 | UK | [Parlophone PMC 7009](https://www.discogs.com/release/4434281) | LP / Album / Mono / 2nd pressing, G & L, Doctor Robert | `XEX 605-2` |
| 1966 | UK | [Parlophone PMC 7009](https://www.discogs.com/release/4368740) | LP / Album / Mono / E. J. Day, Serif Type | `XEX 605-2 GMH` |
| 1966 | UK | [Parlophone PCS 7009](https://www.discogs.com/release/409199) | LP / Album / Stereo | `YEX.605-1` |
| 1966 | US | [Capitol Records T 2576](https://www.discogs.com/release/1424661) | LP / Mono / Album | `T 1 2576 A` |
| 1966 | US | [Capitol Records T 2576](https://www.discogs.com/release/3500576) | LP / Album / Mono / Scranton Pressing | `T1-2576-G2 #2` |
| 1966 | US | [Capitol Records ST 2576](https://www.discogs.com/release/1498484) | LP / Album / Stereo / Los Angeles Pressing | `ST-1-2576-B-14 C1 ✲` |
| 1969 | US | [Capitol Records ST 8-2576](https://www.discogs.com/release/4494710) | Album / LP / Stereo / Reissue / Club Edition / Green Label | `ST1 82576 2` |
| 1986 | US | [Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab MFSL 1-107](https://www.discogs.com/release/2155024) | LP / Album / Limited Edition / Reissue / Remastered | `MFSL-1-107-A1 H 1 1 3 R SR/2` |
| 2012 | Worldwide | [Parlophone 0094638241713](https://www.discogs.com/release/4037034) | LP / Album / Reissue / Remastered / Stereo / 180 Gram | `94638241713 B986070-01 A2 M` |
| 2014 | Worldwide | [Apple Records 0602537825769](https://www.discogs.com/release/6074863) | LP / Album / Reissue / Remastered / Mono / 180g | `BD11539-01 A1 G.E. M 6338041` |
| 2022 | Worldwide | [Apple Records 0602445599691](https://www.discogs.com/release/24974356) | LP / Album / Reissue / Remastered / Stereo / Remix, ½ Speed Mastered | `Miles Abbey Road 1/2 Speed Room 30 247583E1 1320701 0602445599530-A` |
| 2022 | Worldwide | [Apple Records 0602445599523](https://www.discogs.com/release/24971641) | LP / Album / Reissue / Stereo / 180 Gram, Remixed | `0602445599530-A MILES. ABBEY ROAD 1/2 SPEED. ROOM30 1320701 247583E1` |
| 2022 | Worldwide | [Apple Records 0602445599707](https://www.discogs.com/release/24967525) | LP / Album / Limited Edition / Picture Disc / Reissue / Remastered / Stereo | `0602445599530 - A 245165E1 1313472 MILES. ABBEY ROAD ½ SPEED. ROOM 30.` |

Source: Discogs database, checked 2026-10-12. 22 of 581 vinyl releases of this title are shown, oldest first.

The reissues worth knowing:

- **Mobile Fidelity MFSL 1-107 (1986)**: half-speed mastered from the stereo master tape, lacquer cut by Stan Ricker, pressed in Japan by JVC.
- **2012 stereo remaster (PCS 7009, barcode 0094638241713)**: 180 g, cut at Abbey Road by Sean Magee from the 2009 digital remasters, pressed by Optimal Media in Germany.
- **2014 mono reissue**: 180 g, cut by Sean Magee from the original analogue master tapes with no digital step, using the 1966 cutting notes. Its sleeve was made to replicate the 1966 original.
- **2022 Special Edition** (released 28 October 2022): a new stereo mix by Giles Martin and Sam Okell. The single LP is half-speed mastered on 180 g vinyl (the runouts are signed by Miles Showell), and there is a limited picture disc. The 4LP + 7" Super Deluxe box adds two LPs of sessions, the original mono LP and an EP with "Paperback Writer" and "Rain".

A 1970s UK reissue with black and silver labels and two boxed EMI logos is a good-sounding period copy and costs a fraction of a first pressing. Our [original vs reissue guide](https://vinylai.app/guides/original-pressing-vs-reissue/) explains how to weigh the two.

## Documented Revolver sales

These are the results we could verify on 12 October 2026. eBay results come from the popsike archive.

| Item | Result | Where and when |
| --- | --- | --- |
| 1966 copy signed by Paul McCartney (signed in 2010) | US$2,040 incl. premium | Bonhams, Music Memorabilia, Los Angeles, lot 1069, Nov–Dec 2020 |
| UK mono, `XEX 606-1` (Remix 11), graded VG++ | £370 | eBay, 3 March 2025 |
| UK mono, `XEX 606-1`, graded EX- to EX | £363 | eBay, 26 November 2012, 22 bids |
| UK mono, `XEX 606-1`, VG+ with noise | £305 | eBay, 25 February 2018 |
| UK mono, `XEX 606-1`, graded EX | £295 | eBay, 30 April 2013, 24 bids |
| UK mono, `XEX 606-1`, "factory sample" label | £272 | eBay, 17 February 2013, 27 bids |

We found no auction or press record of an unsigned copy selling above $5,000; the highest documented sale is US$2,040 for a 1966 copy signed by Paul McCartney (Bonhams, Los Angeles, lot 1069, 2020). For scale, the record auction price for a signed Beatles LP is $290,500, paid at Heritage in 2013 for a *Sgt. Pepper* signed by all four (see our [Sgt. Pepper value guide](https://vinylai.app/guides/sgt-peppers-vinyl-value-guide/)).

To price your own copy, look for **sold** results for the same catalogue number, runout and condition. Our [guide to Popsike](https://vinylai.app/guides/popsike-guide-vinyl-values/) shows how to search past auction results.

## Condition and completeness

Because *Revolver* is common, condition decides most of the price. A buyer can always find another copy, so a worn one has to be cheap.

- **Vinyl:** grade by playing it. Quiet passages such as the opening of "Here, There and Everywhere" and the end of "For No One" show up surface noise.
- **Sleeve:** the UK flipback sleeve is laminated on the front and folded over at the back. Look for lifting laminate, ring wear on the white Klaus Voormann artwork, seam splits and writing.
- **Labels:** check for spindle marks, stickers and names. On a UK copy, also confirm the label matches the record and that both sides read the same era.
- **Inner sleeve:** the original paper inner bag (UK) or the orange Capitol sleeve (early US) completes the package.
- **Seller grades:** ask for photos of both runouts and both labels before you pay a first-pressing price.

Our [vinyl grading guide](https://vinylai.app/guides/vinyl-grading-guide/) explains the Goldmine grades buyers expect, and [how to sell vinyl records](https://vinylai.app/guides/how-to-sell-vinyl-records/) covers where to list a good copy.

## Which Revolver edition to buy

| If you want… | Buy | Why |
| --- | --- | --- |
| The album as first heard in the UK | A clean 1966 PMC 7009 (mono) | The original 1966 mono mix. Pick on condition and completeness, not on the matrix. |
| The mono sound new | The 2014 mono reissue | All-analogue cut from the master tapes, much cheaper than a clean original. |
| A modern stereo mix | The 2022 half-speed LP | Giles Martin and Sam Okell's 2022 stereo mix, half-speed mastered. |
| Everything, including Remix 11 | The 2022 Super Deluxe box | New mix, original mono LP and two sessions LPs. |
| A collector's piece | A UK mono with `XEX 606-1` | The only standard Revolver with a different mix on it. |

If you collect the Beatles in order, our [Beatles records value guide](https://vinylai.app/guides/beatles-records-value-guide/) covers the other albums, and the [White Album guide](https://vinylai.app/guides/beatles-white-album-value-guide/) explains its numbered sleeves.

## Check your copy in a minute

Start with the catalogue number on the label: PMC 7009 or PCS 7009 means a UK Parlophone, T 2576 or ST 2576 a US or Canadian Capitol. Then look at the label design (yellow Parlophone logo, no "subsidiary" text on Capitol) and read the side two runout. If it says `XEX 606-1`, you have the withdrawn mix.

VinylAI can do the first part for you: photograph the label and the app matches it to the exact Discogs release, including the country, the catalogue number and the runout details, and adds it to your collection.

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Table of Contents

- What a Revolver LP is actually worth
- The UK first pressing (Parlophone PMC 7009 / PCS 7009): how to tell
- The withdrawn "Remix 11" copies (XEX 606-1)
- The US Capitol edition (T 2576 / ST 2576)
- Other 1966 pressings around the world
- Every notable Revolver edition in one table
- Documented Revolver sales
- Condition and completeness
- Which Revolver edition to buy
- Check your copy in a minute

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## FAQ: Revolver vinyl value

How much is the Beatles Revolver album worth?

Most 1966 copies are common records worth listening-copy money; an auctioneer put early pressings at "more than £80" in 2018, and worn copies sell for less. A clean UK first pressing (PMC 7009 or PCS 7009) with its laminated flipback sleeve sells for more. The UK mono with XEX 606-1 on side two, which has the withdrawn "Remix 11", sold for £272 to £370 on eBay between 2012 and 2025.

How can I tell if my Revolver is a first pressing?

On a UK copy, look for Parlophone PMC 7009 (mono) or PCS 7009 (stereo), a black label with a yellow Parlophone logo, "Sold in the U.K." text and rim print starting "The Gramophone Co. Ltd.", and a front-laminated flipback sleeve. On a US copy, look for Capitol T 2576 or ST 2576 with a black colour-band label without "A Subsidiary of Capitol Industries", and songs credited to "Lennon-McCartney".

What is the Revolver Remix 11 pressing?

It is the earliest UK mono pressing, identified by XEX 606-1 stamped in the side two runout. On it, "Tomorrow Never Knows" is mono remix 11, with a louder vocal and a longer fade, instead of the remix 8 used on all later copies. It is believed to have been pressed only on the first day. The mix was reissued in the 2022 Super Deluxe box, but the 1966 copies remain the collectable ones.

Is PCS 7009 worth more than PMC 7009?

Not as a rule. PMC 7009 is the mono and PCS 7009 the stereo, and both were sold in 1966. Many collectors prefer the mono, and the only Revolver with a different mix on it, the XEX 606-1 Remix 11, is a mono. In practice condition, completeness and the correct early labels decide the price more than mono or stereo.

Why does the American Revolver have fewer songs?

Capitol issued Revolver on 8 August 1966 as T 2576 (mono) and ST 2576 (stereo) with 11 songs. "I'm Only Sleeping", "And Your Bird Can Sing" and "Doctor Robert" were left off because Capitol had already put them on the Yesterday and Today LP in June 1966. US buyers later got the 14-song running order on reissues such as the 2012 Parlophone PCS 7009 LP pressed for the US market.

Has a Revolver vinyl ever sold for $10,000 or more?

The highest documented Revolver sale is US$2,040, paid at Bonhams in Los Angeles in 2020 (lot 1069) for a 1966 copy that Paul McCartney signed in 2010. Unsigned copies sell for far less: the rare UK mono with XEX 606-1, which carries the withdrawn Remix 11, made £272 to £370 on eBay between 2012 and 2025, and an ordinary played 1966 copy is a listening copy.

Which Revolver reissue sounds best?

For the mono, the 2014 reissue was cut from the original analogue master tapes by Sean Magee with reference to the 1966 cutting notes. For stereo, the 2022 LP has Giles Martin and Sam Okell's new mix, half-speed mastered on 180 g vinyl. The 1986 Mobile Fidelity MFSL 1-107 is a period audiophile edition from the original stereo tape. The 2012 stereo LP was cut from the 2009 digital remasters.

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Table of Contents

- What a Revolver LP is actually worth
- The UK first pressing (Parlophone PMC 7009 / PCS 7009): how to tell
- The withdrawn "Remix 11" copies (XEX 606-1)
- The US Capitol edition (T 2576 / ST 2576)
- Other 1966 pressings around the world
- Every notable Revolver edition in one table
- Documented Revolver sales
- Condition and completeness
- Which Revolver edition to buy
- Check your copy in a minute

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