 It was still in the possession of the original owner, who had bought it at Sears & Roebuck on the day of release in 1966 – the only day that the original 'butcher cover' versions were on sale before being recalled by Capitol.Although not in its original shrink-wrap, it had rarely been played and was still in excellent condition, and "Roadshow" appraiser Gary Sohmers valued it at US$10,000–$12,000.In 2016, a mint condition "first state" stereo copy of "Yesterday and Today" in shrink-wrap was sold for $125,000.