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The Beatles – With The Beatles
1963 · UK · Parlophone · Vinyl LP Album Mono
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Price guide
Estimated market value via Discogs · as of Sep 20, 2026
- MMint
- $445.57
- NMNear Mint
- $398.67
- VG+Very Good Plus
- $304.86
- VGVery Good
- $211.06
- G+Good Plus
- $117.25
- GGood
- $70.35
- FFair
- $46.90
- PPoor
- $23.45
53 copies listed on Discogs from $10.33.
These are reference estimates from Discogs sold/asking data for this exact pressing, not offers and not a guaranteed price. Actual value depends on condition, completeness and current demand. Any active seller offers on this page are listed separately above.
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Pressing identification
Match these against your copy to confirm the exact pressing.
- Runout — side A
- XEX.447XEX 447-1N1 P / 4 G T
- Runout — side B
- XEX.448XEX 448-1N
- Rights society
- Mecolico, BIEM, NCB
- Other
- MKT(Embossed UK purchase tax code, label side A)
- Printed By
- Ernest J. Day & Co. Ltd.
- Record Company
- E.M.I. Records Limited
- Record Company
- The Parlophone Co. Ltd.
Specifications
- Artist
- The Beatles
- Style
- Beat, Rock & Roll
- Year
- 1963
- Label
- Parlophone
- Catalog number
- PMC 1206
- Country
- UK
Tracklist
- A1It Won't Be Long
- A2All I've Got To Do
- A3All My Loving
- A4Don't Bother Me
- A5Little Child
- A6Till There Was You
- A7Please Mister Postman
- B1Roll Over Beethoven
- B2Hold Me Tight
- B3You Really Gotta Hold On Me
- B4I Wanna Be Your Man
- B5Devil In Her Heart
- B6Not A Second Time
- B7Money
- Producer
- George Martin
- Photography By
- Robert Freeman
About this record
The 1963 UK mono pressing on Parlophone catalogue PMC 1206 commands a steep price curve: a Mint copy reaches 445.57 USD, while the same title in VG condition drops to 211.06 USD—a reflection of how few copies have survived in top grades. The dead-wax matrix codes XEX.447 and XEX.448 (with their 1N variants) identify this first pressing, distinguished by the black and yellow label bearing perimeter rim copyright text beginning 'THE PARLOPHONE CO LTD' and the line 'RECORDING FIRST PUBLISHED 1963' above the side number.
What drives its value
Condition dominates the market for this 1963 original. The price_guide shows Mint at 445.57 USD, NM at 398.67 USD, VG+ at 304.86 USD, and VG at 211.06 USD—a steep descent that reflects scarcity in higher grades after six decades.
The lowest asking price across 49 active listings is 10.05 USD, indicating heavily played or damaged copies circulate widely, but investment-grade examples remain scarce. Demand is substantial: 3358 collectors want this pressing against 7536 who own one, a ratio that sustains value.
The 1963 mono original (PMC 1206) commands premiums over later stereo reissues (PCS 3045, issued 1963 and reissued 2017–2018 across multiple territories) and the 1969 German Odeon pressing, making the first UK mono the reference standard.
How to appraise this pressing
Confirm this pressing by the catalogue number PMC 1206 on the spine and label. The matrix runout will show either XEX.447 or XEX.448 (or their 1N variants) stamped in the dead wax.
The label itself is black and yellow with 'THE PARLOPHONE CO LTD' text running around the perimeter and 'RECORDING FIRST PUBLISHED 1963' printed above the side indicator. Specific label variants distinguish this first pressing: the title 'Roll Over Beethoven' (B1) is indented so the 'R' sits over the 'I' in 'BIEM' below; B3 reads 'You Really Gotta Hold On Me' (not 'Got A'); and B7 'Money' credits 'Jobete Mus.
NCB' rather than later 'Dominion.Belinda' text. The MKT purchase tax code embossing appears on either side of the spindle hole.
The cover is front-laminated, tri-flipback, with a large 'MONO' indicator in the top right corner. Grade by examining the vinyl surface under light for hairline scratches, scuffs, and play wear; listen for surface noise and tracking distortion.
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Release notes
The main differentiator of this 1st pressing, compared to later versions, is the black & yellow label with perimeter rim copyright text beginning, 'THE PARLOPHONE CO LTD...', and the text 'RECORDING FIRST PUBLISHED 1963' above the side indicator numeral.
There are a number of other differentiators present on both the labels and the cover.
Label: 1 - The title of B1 'Roll Over Beethoven' is indented so that the 'R' appears over the 'I' in 'BIEM' below it. Other versions such as this one have the 'R' over the 'BI'. 2 - The title of B3 is given as 'You Really Gotta [instead of: 'Got A'] Hold On Me'. 3 - The publishing credit for B7 'Money' is given as 'Jobete Mus. NCB'. Later pressings credit 'Dominion.Belinda (Ldn.) Ltd.'. 4 - The MKT purchase tax code embossing on the label on either side of the spindle hole. A similar variant has the code MT.
Cover: 1 - Front laminated, tri-flipback and printed by , with a large 'MONO' indicator on the front, top, right hand corner. A similar variant is printed by 2 - The title of track B3 as 'You Really Gotta [instead of: 'Got A'] Hold On Me'.
Publishers & Rights Societies: A1, A2, A3, A5, B2, B4, B6: Northern Songs. A4: Jaep Mus. A6: Frank Mus. Chappell. Mecolico. BIEM. NCB. A7, B3: Dominion Mus. NCB B1: Jewel Mus. Mecolico. BIEM. NCB. B5: Leeds Mus. B7: Jobete Mus. NCB
Cover and inner sleeve details:
Recording first published 1963
E. M. I. Records Limited (Controlled by Electric & Musical Industries Ltd.) Hayes • Middlesex • England Made and Printed in Great Britain
EMITEX polylined white inner sleeve with the grey text 'Important - TAKE GOOD CARE OF YOUR MICROGROOVE RECORDS CHECK YOUR GRAMOPHONE STYLUS REGULARLY...A WORN STYLUS WILL GIVE POOR REPRODUCTION...A CHIPPED STYLUS WILL PERMANENTLY DAMAGE A RECORD' in the upper right area, and the text 'USE "EMITEX" CLEANING CLOTH TO PRESERVE YOUR MICROGROOVE RECORDS...OBTAINABLE FROM ALL GOOD RECORD DEALERS' in the lower left area.
Note: Also issued in stereo (# PCS 3045).
Notes sourced from the Discogs database.
Other pressings of this release
Different editions of the same album — pressing decides value.
Frequently asked
What is this pressing worth in VG+ condition?
According to the price_guide, a VG+ copy is valued at 304.86 USD. This figure represents an estimate as of the guide's last update and reflects the mid-range of the market; actual sales vary by seller and buyer negotiation.
How do I tell the 1963 mono original from the stereo reissue?
The mono original carries catalogue PMC 1206 and matrix codes XEX.447 or XEX.448 (with 1N variants). The stereo version is catalogued PCS 3045 and uses different matrix codes. Check the spine and label for PMC (mono) versus PCS (stereo). The mono label also bears 'RECORDING FIRST PUBLISHED 1963' and the specific label variants noted in the release notes.
What is the price range from lowest to highest grade?
The price_guide spans from 23.45 USD (Poor condition) to 445.57 USD (Mint). A VG copy sits at 211.06 USD, roughly midway through the scale. The lowest asking price across active listings is 10.05 USD, indicating heavily damaged stock exists below guide estimates.
Are there other pressings I should know about?
Yes. The stereo version (PCS 3045) was issued in 1963 alongside the mono. Later reissues appeared in 2017 (Italy and UK & Ireland) and 2018 (Spain), all on Parlophone PCS 3045. A 1969 German Odeon pressing (1C 062-04 181) also exists. The 1963 UK mono original (PMC 1206) remains the first pressing and commands the highest collector premiums.
What label details confirm I have the first pressing?
Look for the black and yellow label with 'THE PARLOPHONE CO LTD' text around the perimeter and 'RECORDING FIRST PUBLISHED 1963' above the side number. B1 'Roll Over Beethoven' should have the 'R' indented over the 'I' in 'BIEM'. B3 reads 'You Really Gotta Hold On Me'. B7 'Money' credits 'Jobete Mus. NCB'. The MKT purchase tax code embossing appears on either side of the spindle hole. Later pressings omit or alter these details.