Sure, The Beatles own 30 percent of this Top 10 countdown. But that doesn’t limit variety. We’ve got alt-rock, country jazz, classical, Italian psych and rock. ►
With a wealth of big-money records changing hands, we decided to bump up our Market Watch countdown to showcase this diverse dozen of online auction sales. ►
The Beatles and The Rolling Stones first stormed U.S. charts and countdowns in 1964. These days, their records are still large and in charge on our Market Watch countdown of the top online auction results. What other acts have joined them this time out? ►
We’ve got a trifecta of collecting delights in this countdown: a promo, a rare alternate cover design and record withdrawn from the market altogether. But even those weren’t rare enough to take the top spot on our Market Watch countdown. ►
What Beatles records are best-loved by collectors? It depends on who you ask. But if you let money do the talking from recent online auctions, we get an idea. ►
This edition’s countdown suggests at least one seller was looking to clean out a collection, with several records from the same seller making into our Top 10. ►
Beatles fans are seeing double in this edition of Market Watch with two different Trunk Cover versions in our countdown. What other records made the cut in our online auction Top 10? And what rare pressing claimed the top spot? ►
When it comes to Market Watch, The Beatles tend to pop up more often than Beethoven. Yet, in this countdown, classical recordings nab four of the Top 10 spots. ►
This countdown has plenty of headliners: Nirvana, Led Zeppelin, Elvis Presley, The Beatles (twice) and Andy Warhol (twice). But what secured the No. 1 spot? ►