No, this isn’t the infamous “butcher cover,” though it’s certainly depicted here.

But that’s okay: This version is collectible for its own reasons. This pressing was released in 1980 as a Beatles convention souvenir. The flip side of this disc reads:

Chicago

Beatle Souvenir Record

Commemorating The 4th Annual Beatle Convention

Sold Only On The Following Dates – August 8 & 9, 1980

Allegedly the content is a live recording of the 1965 Shea Stadium show, but I can’t confirm that–my copy is sealed, and it’s going to stay that way.

So what can you expect to pay for a record you’ll never listen to? About 50 bucks ought to do it, or you can add about $300 to that and get yourself a decent (and authentic) butcher cover. Happy hunting.