THE WHO – THE WHO SELL OUT: VALUED AT $1,000 (£851)

Released in 1967, The Who Sell Out is a clever satire of pop music’s commercialism, making it ironic that this album itself has become a prized collector’s item. Its playful concept and memorable tracks have only increased its appeal over time.

Work+Money notes that the first 1,000 pressings included a psychedelic butterfly poster and can fetch around $1,100 (£851). Other less rare editions, like the original mono release, still hold strong value, selling for up to $765 (£589) according to Discogs.

VAN HALEN – VAN HALEN: WORTH $1,000 (£772)

Van Halen’s 1978 self-titled debut is a landmark glam metal album, having sold over 10 million copies in the US alone. Its energetic riffs and powerful vocals made it an instant classic that still resonates with fans today.

A sealed first pressing featuring the original price sticker recently sold on eBay for $1,000 (£772). Among used copies, the earliest Los Angeles pressings are the most valuable, commanding prices up to $225 (£174), making them highly sought after by collectors.