David Bowie — Diamond Dogs (1974)
David Bowie makes a couple of entries on the list, as he is a prolific icon that has more than a fair share of collectibles to his name. In 1974 he released ‘Diamond Dogs’, an album that drew a lot of attention (and criticism) for its controversial cover. You only have to Google the original back cover of the album to know why his label didn’t want to release it to begin with. If you have a copy somehow, you would be due a payday of up to $3600 for keeping it all these years.
David Bowie Diamond Dogs
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
