Los 10 discos más caros vendidos en Discogs (mayo 2025)

The 10 Most Expensive Records Sold on Discogs (May 2025)

Yes, someone spent over €6,000 on a vinyl record. No, not all of them are by The Beatles. And yes, one of them includes the artist's real tears. Diluted. Pressed into the disc.

This isn’t a list of "best albums" or "must-haves". It's a real-life collection of the most expensive records sold on Discogs last month. Actual prices. Actual sales. People with credit cards and zero hesitation.

1. The Beatles – Please Please Me (Second Pressing)

Price: €6,226

The most expensive record of the month. And yes, it’s by The Beatles. A second pressing of their debut album, with a rare detail that makes it special: the song credits say Northern Songs Ltd. instead of Dick James Music Co. Only about 900 copies exist.

And apparently, it sounds amazing in stereo. Better than many modern reissues. Best part? Someone sold the same record back in 2014 for £25. Depends on your point of view — genius or disaster.

2. Misfits – Earth A.D. / Wolfs Blood (Purple Version)

Price: €6,050

Hardcore punk at its finest. This purple (or magenta, depending who you ask) edition is nearly impossible to find. No one knows how many exist. Discogs lists 67 different versions of the same record, with variations in color, errors, matrices, and pressing plants.

3. Beyoncé – How To Make Lemonade (Limited Box Set)

Price: €5,285

It doesn’t have to be old to be expensive. This box set was limited to 2,500 units and includes two yellow records, a 600-page book with photos, poetry, and exclusive content. This one was sealed, never opened.

You could buy it for under €1,000 not long ago. Now? The value is in the shrink wrap.

4. Dudley Birch – She Likes To Dance

Price: €5,286

An obscure 80s soul gem. Only six people have it logged on Discogs. Just two YouTube videos, one of them deliberately cut short. It’s not on streaming. You either own it or you don’t hear it.

First time it’s sold on Discogs. Lasted only a few days. The comment on the listing says it all: "Anyone have a copy they are willing to sell?"

5. No For An Answer – You Laugh E.P.

Price: €5,179

Only 36 copies exist. That’s it. This one comes with a live photo sleeve that makes it stand out.

Never sold on Discogs before. The seller even wrote: “You and me will never see this again.”

6. Leaf Hound – Growers of Mushroom

Price: €4,780

British hard rock from the 70s. It’s become a sought-after item since the 2000s. This original Decca pressing is the one people want — reissues don’t come close.

Missed it? There’s another copy on sale right now for €12,000. Feel lucky?

7. Elvis Presley – Milkcow Blues Boogie / You’re A Heartbreaker (Shellac)

Price: €4,185

Not vinyl — shellac. More fragile, older, and more collectible. This 78 rpm from 1955 is one of Elvis’ earliest recordings. First time this exact version has appeared on Discogs.

8. Michael Rabin with Leon Pommers – Mosaics

Price: €3,646

Classic stereo recording from the 60s. Violinist Michael Rabin recorded this at his peak, before dying at just 35. It’s a favorite among audiophiles who collect orchestral gems.