The Rarest and/or Most Valuable Vinyl You Own?

I don't know how rare they really are but I have an original Beatles Help soundtrack, an original copy of CCR'S Green River a 78 of Elvis Presley Don't on Victor Records, a 78 of Jerry Lee Lewis Break Up on Sun Records, & I also have an original copy of Judas Priest Rocka Rolla.

The rarest one I bought today is Groundhogs - Split with an alternate cover.



I don't know what the price might be, but seems to be quite different.

Almost forgot. I own two Miami Sound Machine albums that were both released in the early 80's and the songs are sung in spanish:

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Probably a Beatles second state 'butcher album' in mono. I also own four other peeled copies, one being in stereo.

I have all the Beatles American albums, from "Introducing the Beatles" on Vee-Jay, through "20 Greatest Hits" from '84. This includes a stereo "Butcher Cover" version of "Yesterday and Today". All are in near mint condition. A cousin gave me all her 60s albums when she got married and moved out of state. Among the stuff she left behind in my uncle's garage was two big boxes of Beatles stuff (albums, singles, magazines, posters, etc.). My uncle was just going to throw it all out when she suggested giving the stuff to me. I was 11 at the time and already a huge Beatles fan. I got all the 70s and 80s stuff myself (with the kind help of my parents, of course).

I start collecting vinlys 10 months ago so I haven't collected many rare stuff, and I know this isn't rare but it took me a while to buy some of these here in Croatia (where amount of Grateful Dead and Jefferson Airplane LPs are equal to zero) :

Probably everyone have this one, but however, I'm glad I can spin it on my turntable



Also this one. This is original artwork for Relics, on CDs are ones with blue background and sculpture



This one to. Probably rarest in my collection :

Those are nice DZ, you have plenty of time to catch up. A trip to Amsterdam and a legendary Record Shop there would be just what the doctor ordered.

Who knows, perhaps in a few years another vinyl resurgence will take place, the only problem would be the Master Tapes/Mother's/Stampers still being in good condition.

As for my Rock Lp's.. I'm not too sure what would be rarest.. But I have some Hank albums that I know are Rare..









And I have this old Johnny Cash album.

I collect mostly 45's these days. This might not be the rarest record I own but it's certainly the most notorious. Found in a junk shop this past January for 50 cents.

I have some Radio Show LPs... I haven't really sussed around if they are still available in some places or online.

NBC Radio Entertainment: Led-Zeppelin - Countdown To Christmas [air date 12/12-24/85]
Westwood One "In Concert" - Led-Zeppelin BBC Concert Classic [air date 9/5/87]
Westwood One "Superstar Concert Series" - Foreigner/Yes/Led-Zeppelin [air date 8/5-7/88]
Westwood One "Superstar Concert Series" - Ronnie Lane/A.R.M.S Benefit Concert [air date 11/26/83(?)]
Westwood One "Superstar Concert Series" - The Firm [air date 6/24/85]
Westwood One "Superstar Concert Series" - The Firm "Mean Business Tour" [no cue sheets]
Westwood One "Superstar Concert Series" - Robert Plant [air date 7/24-26/87]
Westwood One "Superstar Concert Series" - Robert Plant [air date 6/2-4/89]
Westwood One "Superstar Concert Series" - Jimmy Page "Outrider Tour" [air date 11/25/88]
NBC Radio Entertainment: The Source - Robert Plant Countdown To Christmas [air date 12/12-24/88]
"King Biscuit Flower Hour" Part 1 and 2 - Robert Plant
"Off The Record Specials with Mary Turner" - Robert Plant Interview
"London Wavelenght" - Robert Plant an authorized 90 mnuite special interview
"Innerview" - The Firm with Jim Ladd

All LPs [some multi sets] in really fine shape with the original boxes and cue sheets that came with it.