The Sex Pistols, signing their ill-fated recording contract with A&M Records outside Buckingham Palace in 1977. Surviving copies of their hit God Save The Queen released on this label are worth £8000 The label famously dumped the band before it was released and destroyed most of the copies, making it worth £8,000 today on the rare occasions a copy turns up. The Beatles debut Please Please Me is in second place at £3500, although pristine copies are believed to be worth much more. Some of the other records on the list are more affordable, with mint condition first pressings of popular albums like David Bowie's The Rise And Fall Of Ziggy Stardust And The Spiders From Mars worth around £40 and likely to increase in value. Sex Pistols, God Save The Queen, 1977, £8,000 • 2. The Beatles, Please Please Me, 1963, £3,500 • 3. Hank Mobley, Hank Mobley, 1957, £2,000 • 4.

Wil Malone, Wil Malone, 1970, £1,500 • 5. The Rolling Stones, The Rolling Stones, 1964, £1,000 • 6. Led Zeppelin, Led Zeppelin, 1969, £1,000 • 7. Dr Z, Three Parts To My Soul, 1971, £1,000 • 8. The Open Mind, The Open Mind, 1969, £750 • 9. Agincourt, Fly Away, 1970, £700 • 10. Mr Magic, Kazoo's/Dance To The Drummer's Beat 12in, 1982, £500 Another valuable example is the Rolling Stones self-titled UK debut album with mint copies going for £1,000.

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But it's not just the oldies that are fetching high prices. Recent releases too are also becoming increasingly sought-after. Windows Xp Home Edition 2002 Iso Download. The critically-acclaimed nu-folkie Laura Marling's 2007 debut EP is already going for £40. Kora Kagaj Serial Title Song. Personal finance expert Simon Read told Record Collector: 'Vinyl inflation has rocketed as collectors snap up elusive treasures. Even big-selling records you couldn't have moved on for 50p a few years ago are fetching pounds as a generation finds the cash and the means to buy back their memories. 'However, records are the same as any other investment in that they are only worth what you can get for them.