It’s the end of the month, and roll on payday for many of us. But for those looking for a bit of extra cash, why not dive into your record collection once again?
Or, if you’ve had a particularly bountiful month and fancy a splurge or a treasure hunt, then perhaps one of these 15 high-selling music releases might be on your list, or Santa’s wish list this close to Christmas?
We’ve once again taken to Discogs to take a look at some of this month’s biggest sales from the world of vinyl, compact discs, and all those other formats long thought to be dead. We’ve also included the last time the item sold for such an amount, so don’t be surprised to find out overnight that a few more have topped this list.
But for now, who have been some of the biggest sellers on the online marketplace this month?
9. Guided By Voices – Propeller
An absolute grail for lo-fi indie rock fans. This highly limited, hand-made album is from the seminal 1992 era, released on the band’s own label. This specific copy, a numbered White Label pressing, proves the scarcity drives price, selling for a near-identical price of £1,519.99 on October 21, 2025. | Getty Images/Discogs
10. Jackey Beavers – I Need My Baby / Love That Never Grows Old
This is a stunning price for a 7-inch single. The record is an extremely rare US Soul 7-inch from 1967 on the small Revilot label. Such Northern Soul and Deep Soul rarities, especially in high condition, are among the most fiercely contested items on the market, selling for £1,520.00 on October 26, 2025. | WBSS Media/Discogs
11. Horace Parlan – Us Three
A true Blue Note jazz classic. This original US Blue Note Mono LP (BLP 4037) is a must-have for serious jazz collectors. The pristine Near Mint condition of this 1960 album led to a massive sale of £1,634.88 on October 25, 2025. | Getty Images/Discogs
12. Taylor Swift – Taylor Swift
Demonstrating the power of modern scarcity, this is the Record Store Day (RSD) Exclusive 2xLP of her debut album, pressed on Crystal Clear & Turquoise Vinyl. This European pressing was limited to only 1,250 copies, driving a sale of £1,757.72 on October 24, 2025. | Getty Images/Discogs