I Want To Hold Your Hand/ I Saw Her Standing There

Here's an especially beautiful copy of the first pressing with the yellow/orange swirl label, crediting "Gil Music" as publisher on the B side. As a point of trivia, the earliest first pressings credit "Walter Hofer", while later pressings credit "George Pincus & Sons". Each successive pressing is worth less than the previous, and this pressing is the second-most valuable. Collector Nerd Alert: This original pressing has white perimeter print. Note: This 45 record comes in a vintage Capitol Records factory sleeve. It grades very close to Mint in appearance (Labels, Vinyl), and possesses awesome, pristine Mint sound. You'll never hear these songs with better audio than on this 46-year-old 45 rpm record.