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The Beatles – The Beatles' Second Album
Title: The Beatles – The Beatles' Second Album
Year/Genre: 1964, Rock
Matrix #: ST-2080
Condition: VG++ so good for how old it is
Cultural Facts:
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Released in April 1964 by Capitol, it compiled tracks from various U.K. singles and EPs, making it unique to the U.S. market.
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Known for its heavy emphasis on rock ’n’ roll covers, it contrasted with the pop-focused Meet the Beatles! issued earlier that year.
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The album hit No. 1 on the Billboard charts, briefly replacing Meet the Beatles! at the top spot.
Price Suggestions:
NM: $60–$70
VG+: $40–$50
VG: $25–$32
G: $15–$25
8/1/25 LM 8/13/2025 CC (sold 9/29/25) 10/1/25 LM
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