What are the 40 most valuable vinyl records?

40 vinyl records worth a fortune today

• Led Zeppelin, Led Zeppelin (1969)
• Miles Davis, Kind of Blue (1959)
• The Who, The Who Sell Out (1967)
• Nirvana, Bleach (1989)
• XTC — Science Friction (1977)
• David Bowie — The Prettiest Star (1973)
• ABBA — Hova’s Vittne (1981)
• The Quarrymen — That’ll Be the Day (1981)

What records are rare?

10 Records You Might Have Owned That Are Now Worth a Fortune

• BOB DYLAN // THE FREEWHEELIN’ BOB DYLAN (1963)
• THE BEATLES // THE BEATLES (WHITE ALBUM) (1968)
• DAVID BOWIE // DIAMOND DOGS (1974)
• SEX PISTOLS // “GOD SAVE THE QUEEN”/”NO FEELINGS” 7-INCH (1977)
• HANK MOBLEY // BLUE NOTE 1568 (1957)

Is there any value to vinyl records?

The average eBay selling price for vinyl records is around $15, though vinyl record values vary significantly: from 50 cents to $50 or more. You need to do some research to determine exactly how much your vinyl records are worth.

Where to buy rare CDs, in and out of print?

To sell and buy rare CDs, in and out of print CDs, and more at our store, please see driving directions to see our rare CDs, out of print CDs & oldies CDs and parking. We hope to see you in our unique used record store.

Where can I buy out of print records?

We buy and sell rare records and out of print records to $1 LPs. Founded in 1980, Princeton Record Exchange is a 4,300 square foot independent record shop located in historic, downtown Princeton, New Jersey, about one hour from New York City and Philadelphia, easily accessible by car, train and bus.

Where can I buy a rare vinyl record?

Buy rare vinyl records, LPs and CDs from independent record sellers worldwide. When you search MusicStack you are not just searching one record store, instead you are searching over 1000 record stores and looking through the inventory of millions of vinyl records and compact discs.

How many rare records are there in the world?

Collectors are still prepared to go all out to attain those precious artefacts. This list of 200 rarities is only the tip of the iceberg – the Rare Record Price Guide 2014 lists over 100,000 entries.