Wu-Tang Clan – Once Upon a Time in Shaolin
We finally reached the most valuable record in the entire world, which you might not believe belongs to a hip-hop outfit, the legendary Wu-Tang Clan. This metal record could be purchased by anyone, provided that it would not be resold for an entire century! This novel requirement made it a hotly contested cultural artifact, to the point that its bids rose to two-million dollars! In a bizarre twist of fate, the FBI confiscated the record when its owner was jailed for severe securities fraud.
Wu Tang Clan
Long Cleve Reed & Little Harvey Hill, Original Stack O’Lee Blues 78 Rpm In Plain Sleeve
The famous record collector, Joe Bussard, decided that this Long Cleve Reed & Little Harvey Hill record was worth paying $70,000 for. When there only happens to be one copy of a famous record, you can bet that its value will be massive. This record’s worth is also boosted due to it being produced in the 78 rpm format, having been among the first to be captured using electronic recording technology. Its final price came to $50,000
Long Cleve Reed Little Harvey Hill
