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Elvis Presley's "Good Luck Charm" single (1962)

This single's value is enhanced by the fact it was one of the last monaural recordings in stores when stereo began to take over. Valued at $24,000, this compact 33-rpm single has "Anything That's Part of You" on the flip side and a picture sleeve. "Good Luck Charm" hit the top of the Billboard singles chart and stayed there for two weeks [sources: Memphis Commercial Appeal and CollectingVinylRecords.com].

 

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  • 10: Elvis Presley's "Good Luck Charm" single (1962)
  • 9: The Five Sharps' "Stormy Weather" 78-rpm single (1952)
  • 8: Elvis Presley's "Stay Away, Joe" promotional album (1967)
  • 7: Acetate LP by Velvet Underground and Nico (1966)
  • 6: Sex Pistols' "God Save the Queen" single (1977)
  • 5: Frank Wilson's "Do I Love You?" (1965)
  • 4: Bob Dylan's "The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan" album (1963)
  • 3: Beatles' "Yesterday and Today" album (1966)
  • 2: Acetate disk by the Quarrymen (1958)
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