The Beatles — Abbey Road (1969)
Some pieces of art are simply priceless. Just like the Mona Lisa, ‘Abbey Road’ is a timeless, iconic release from the biggest boy band to have ever graced the world stage. Although the album struggled to convince critics at first, the public lapped up every single track. Although all versions of the vinyl are not equally valuable, if you have a UK export with a specific catalog number and gold sticker, you could be in the running for a payment of $4000 now.
The Beatles Abbey Road
Elvis Presley — That’s All Right (1954)
The King of Rock and Roll also has his fair share of collectible merchandise out there in the world, and his ‘That’s All Right’ album from 1954 is one that any collector can bank on will produce a significant financial return at auction these days. Many critics cite this album as the true “birth” of a new genre of music, which naturally makes collectors everywhere gaga to get their hands on a copy in good to great condition. If so, $4000 could be waiting in the wings.
Elvis Presley
