THE MONKEES – THE MONKEES: VALUED AT $900 (£697)

As the first-ever manufactured boy band, The Monkees were formed for their NBC TV series and quickly rose to fame as one of the biggest musical acts of the late 1960s. Their 1966 self-titled debut album remains a nostalgic classic that still attracts collectors today.

A sealed Canadian mono first pressing recently fetched nearly $900 (£697) on eBay, highlighting its desirability. While used copies don’t command such high prices, the album’s significance and condition ensure it holds a respectable value in the resale market.

THE BEATLES – SECOND ALBUM: NEARLY $1,000 (£772)

The Beatles’ Second Album from 1964, despite its name, was actually the band’s third release in the United States. Its compact-33 Little LP edition—a rare seven-inch format designed for jukeboxes—adds to its unique appeal among collectors.

A copy of this scarce version recently sold for close to $1,000 (£772). Produced in limited quantities, these records are prized for their rarity and distinct format, making them highly sought after in the vinyl collecting community.