100+ Most VALUABLE UK RECORDS of all time! 2004 vs. 2024

[@nigelcampag1290]

The last RRPG book I had was I think either 2002 or 2004 and it was laughable in the main. It really was the Bible for UK dealers prior to them discovering the Internet. Some of the prices were clearly rigged by the dealers who contributed the info. I remember Zombies O&O in the edition I had and I think the stereo price was £40. It was clearly a nonsense price as it had always demanded a high price. I paid £30 in the early 90s for a copy which was a lot of money back then but it was still a good price as you just didn't see it around. I bought Kestrel in 2017 for £150. The dealer had the current book and it was priced at £300 whilst it was selling online for 4 figures! The book was full of these anomalies. Great when it worked in your favour but more often than not the book price was way over the top compared to online buying. Thanks for the video Jonas...good topic. Cheers Nigel

[@vinylstockholm]

Next time I should be your wing man 😊 Rare folk has not gone up so much the last ten years, like Wooden Horse 2, I think it should cost ca 1000 euro today. In contrast to hard rock like Leaf Hound, things like that has gone bananas. But that suits me since I'm more of a folk guy :) I remember when Forever Amber was sold on eBay in 2014, I watched the auction end live. The only time I've ever seen it being sold. I think it would cost way over 10k euro now, maybe 20k. But it never turns up, only 99 pressed. I have that Thor's Hammer, it's the double EP "Umbarumbamba", traded it with Stefan Dimle back in the days. I don't think it should be on the list, but listen to "My Life"... that guitar! . Billy Nicholls is 50-100 k euro. I saw one i Den Bosch for 10k euro, unsold I think. Cheers Jonas!