Most were destroyed but the few surviving ones have sold for over $8,000 USD.Ĭlassic Records compilation Led Zeppelin (2006) If you find a mint copy of this record you would be looking upward of $30,000 USD.Īfter signing with A&M Records the Sex Pistols were forced to leave the label little over a week later, just after the record company had already printed thousands of this 7” single.
This was expected to sell for £25,000.īob Dylan – The Feewheelin’ Bob Dylan (1961)Īn early mispressing of Bob Dylan’s second album is considered one of his most desirable.
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Joe Brussard, a famous record collector, is the proud owner and was offered $70,000 but was not willing to part with it.Īnother cracker is Frank Wilson’s Motown 45, 'Do I Love You' (Indeed I Do). Supposedly there is only one copy left in the world. An example is a blues record called ‘Original Stack O’Lee Blues’ by Long Cleve Reed and Little Harvey Hill. Most of these would be unknown to most record collectors. Then there are extremely rare records that can fetch a pretty penny. 0000005 so if you have a copy close to this then start thinking about your next holiday! Paul McCartney and the estate of John Lennon are likely to have a few copies left. In 2015 the copy of this album previously owned by Ringo Starr sold for a cool €25,256. If you are lucky enough to have rushed out and purchased this record on the day it came out then you may be in luck. Usually these are either a record company’s first presses of very common records such as the Beatles White album. There are some holy grail records which are extremely valuable and rare and that will fetch a high price. How much do records sell for and which records are valuable? For example a UK pressing of UK bands will usually be more valuable than Australian pressings and vice versa. Many of these collections consist of records which are no longer desirable though it is always a good idea to give us a ring - we are happy to help you find out if what you have is of any value.Īlso note that Australian vinyl record values can differ from elsewhere around the world.
We also get many phone calls about collections from the 40’s, 50’s and 60’s including 78 inch records. Most of these collections consist of records we can sell in our store. The most common collections we see consist of 50 to 1,000 records purchased in the 70’s, 80’s and 90’s. Records we have trouble selling for $1 will be listed for prices anywhere between $5 and $50. We also use internet sales as a price guide for vinyl record prices but care has to be taken as sites like Ebay will list extremely common and low value records for very high prices.
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