NIRVANA – MTV UNPLUGGED IN NEW YORK: VALUED UP TO $400 (£309)

Nirvana’s iconic 1994 MTV Unplugged in New York session stands as one of the most memorable performances in rock history. The raw, acoustic set offered a haunting and intimate look at the band’s artistry, earning its place as a defining entry in the MTV Unplugged series. It’s no surprise the vinyl release has become a must-have for collectors and fans alike.

A sealed copy of the live LP sold for $400 (£309) on eBay this February, while even used editions can be worth as much as $200 (£155), depending on condition, according to Discogs. If you own one, it’s worth inspecting for wear and original packaging. For valuation tips, check out collector forums or stop by your local record store for a second opinion.

THE KINKS – THE KINKS/YOU REALLY GOT ME: SELLS FOR $420 (£324)

The Kinks’ 1964 debut album arrived with different titles on either side of the Atlantic—The Kinks in the UK and You Really Got Me in the US, named after the breakout single that stormed the American charts. This early release helped cement the band’s place in rock history and remains a collector’s favorite today.

A sealed U.S. copy recently changed hands on eBay for $420 (£324), highlighting the album’s growing appeal. Even used versions aren’t to be overlooked, with Discogs listing values as high as $100 (£77) depending on condition. Want to know what your copy’s worth? Online databases and local vinyl specialists are great resources for spotting pressing details and assessing condition.