'With The Beatles' LP Fetches $36,250
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March 2, 2015By James Massey
(Source: WhatSellsBest.com) - A fully signed 'With The Beatles' LP has fetched $36,250 in a Bonhams auction.
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The Album, described in the Bonhams auction listing as a Parlophone PMC 1206 mono LP, that was inscribed by Paul McCartney on the front cover, "To Katina / love from The Beatles" and hen signed on the reverse side by McCartney, John Lennon, Ringo Starr and George Harrison.
The provenance in the Bonhams auction states the LP was; "Obtained by British journalist Peter Noble and his wife actress Marianne Stone for their daughter at a party at Alma Cogan's house after the Beatles concert at the London Palladium on January 12, 1964. Accompanied by a photo of Ringo Starr holding this album and lot 1306, and a photocopied letter of provenance from Marianne Stone."
Why's It Valuable?
Rare Beatles items are highly sought after by music memorabilia collectors.
In large part this could be due to The Beatles long lasting popularity (worldwide) and enormous fan base. The combination of lots of collectors seeking a scarce-supply of early Beatles memorabilia can drive prices sky high.
In March of 2013, a 1967 Sgt. Pepper's Album fetched $290,500
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