In this video I’m doing the “Top 10 most valuable records in my collection” trend—using Discogs median price (desktop version) to sort my collection from least to most valuable. To keep it fair, I didn’t include any box sets, just albums (single, double, or triple LPs). And yes… I’m a big Beatles collector, so you’re going to see a lot of Beatles and solo Beatles on this list. I start with Paul McCartney’s Egypt Station webstore exclusive on blue and orange vinyl (still my favorite of his recent albums—Dominoes and Despite Repeated Warnings are two of my favorites) and work my way up through Record Store Day finds like the John Lennon Mind Games glow-in-the-dark edition and a super cool shaped picture disc (the Easter Beagle Charlie Brown egg record). Along the way I talk packaging and pressings—like the Band on the Run Archive Edition being a happy accident gift, the UV printed 50th anniversary Dark Side of the Moon, and why I’m baffled the Barnes & Noble Living in the Material World is priced so high. The most valuable record in my collection (as of May 2025) ended up being the George Harrison All Things Must Pass zoetrope—and I’m still figuring out how to sleeve that thick 3LP properly.