Rare copy of The Beatles' 'White Album' tops most valuable vinyl records list

LoveAntiques.com has shared its list of the Top 20 most valuable vinyl records in the world and a copy of The Beatles' White Album originally owned by member Ringo Starr is at No.1.

There are three other offerings from the Fab Four in the list, namely a specific version of Love Me Do, a vinyl copy of 'Please Please Me', and a split record of 'Love Me Do/PS I Love You'.

Elsewhere in the list, the Sex Pistols feature at No.6 with 'God Save The Queen' (valued at £12,000), U2's 'Pride (In The Name Of Love)' is at No.11 (£5,000), and Led Zeppelin's self-titled album is at 14 (£3,000).

The full Top 20 is as follows:

1. The Beatles – ‘The Beatles’ (White Album) originally owned by Ringo Starr – £730,876.
2. The Quarrymen – ‘That’ll Be The Day/In Spite Of All The Danger’ – £100,000
3. The Beatles – ‘Love Me Do’ – £80,500
4. Jean Michel Jarre – ‘Music For Supermarkets’ – £10,000 – £30,000
5. Frank Wilson – ‘Do I Love You (Indeed I Do)’ – £25,000
6. Sex Pistols – ‘God Save The Queen’ – £12,000
7. Billy Nicholls – ‘Would You Believe’ – £10,000
8. The Beatles – ‘Please Please Me’ – £7,500
9. Robert Johnson – ‘Kind Hearted Woman Blues’ – £7,000
10. Queen – ‘Bohemian Rhapsody/I’m In Love With My Car’ – £5,000
11. U2 – ‘Pride (In The Name Of Love)’ – £5,000
12. John’s Children – ‘Midsummer Night’s Scene/Sara Crazy Child’ – £4,000
13. Ron Hargrave – ‘Latch On/Only A Daydream’ – £3,000
14. Led Zeppelin – ‘Led Zeppelin' – £3,000
15. The Beatles – ‘Love Me Do/PS I Love You’ – £3,000
16. David Bowie- ‘Space Oddity/Wild Eyed Boy From Freecloud’ – £3,000
17. Tinkerbells Fairydust – ‘Tinkerbells Fairydust’ – £3,000
18. Madonna – ‘Erotica’ – £2,000
19. Wings – ‘Love is Strange’ – £1,500 – £2,000
20. Tudors Lodges – ‘Tudor Lodge’ – £1,200