What Are The TOP 10 RAREST Beatles Records in 2024 & How Much Are They Worth?

In this video, we present 10 of the rarest and most value Beatles records. The list could be much longer and some it would be easy to argue for items not included in the list. We hope you will enjoy looking at them and hearing the stories behind them and how much they are worth.

0:00 - Opener & introduction.
1:30 - #10
3:10 - #9
3:59 - #8
5:07 - #7
7:04 - #6
8:08 - #5
8:58 - #4
10:30 - #3
11:41 - #2
12:38 - #1
15:11 - Outro.

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[Falkpappa]

Always meticulously made, interesting and a real treat to watch. Hats off to you, Andrew! I wish more people would discover this gold mine of Beatles material. Never disappoints.

[sethallison]

I recently found a stereo second state Butcher album in the shrink wrap at a record store here in Arizona for 10 bucks. They’re still out there! It’s the second one I’ve found in the wild, I found a nice mono copy about 10 years ago at a used bookstore for 4 bucks.

[tomfurgas]

My Beatles rarities are not all that rare, but they are still valuable to me. "Twist And Shout" on the Tollie label, and "She Loves You" on the Swan label.

[frankowalker]

My collection is probebly worthless, but has sentimental value as the singles were collected by my mum as they were released. And she bought me some albums for birthdays and christmas growing up. I've continued to collect them ever since. But only for listening pleasure. :)

[moondogaudiojones]

I can’t stop drooling 🤤! All that beautiful vinyl! Great job on the pics and explanations. Makes me sad and euphoric at the same time!
Thanks again! Brilliant episode!!

[juansrecords]

I love this channel! It’s is the most complete encyclopedia on the recordings of the beatles! whenever I buy a new record, I go to this channel to find out curious facts. Great work Andrew!

[poppinpatty]

Great video today Andrew! Very interesting! Can't wait for the questions and answers video! Keep up the great content and keep it Poppin🍾

[petersrockvideos]

Your clips are always such a treat to watch, they are so well made and you are really entertaining and engaging. If it hasn't happened already, I am pretty sure you will one day capture the attention of someone from the Beatle's camp who will reach out to to for your knowledge and expertise on the Beatles. Of this, I am positive.

[robynpotz]

Luv the video! Been collecting Beatle records & other items since they first came out. Very informative.

[musicfan]

Thank you, Andrew! Very interesting and informative as usual.

[christopherkenel]

Excellent work, Andrew! Your attention to detail and presentation are informative and professionally presented. Many thanks!

[Fred.pSonic]

How interesting the very first Beatles record is a "McCartney-Harrison" release. I've read that Paul wrote the song and George contributed the solo yet Paul shared songwriting credit, pretty cool that he did that. Thank you Andrew for yet another meticulously researched entertaining video! You are a boon to serious Beatles fans everywhere.

[dt]

Nice video Andrew! Beatles vs the Four Seasons "Stereo" version commands a hefty price too. As well as the "Stereo" version of the Beatles and Frank Iffield on Stage "portrait cover".

[citygirlfarm]

I've read many of the comments below and Andrew I do believe you bring the most joy and fun to old and new Beatles fans. I watch every week and enjoy each and every one. I just want to say thank you. Paul and Ringo both need to acknowledge the great work you are doing and how you and your group are presenting The Beatles and their music. Again, keep it up Laddie and much love and gratitude.

[johnwilliams]

As unlikely as it is to happen, it'd be amazing if they did a mass release of That'll Be The Day / In Spite of All the Danger as a 7 inch

[joanlorente]

Great video as always Andrew! You should have a TV show! Thanks for sharing knowledge and enthusiasm through your channel!

[michaelraiger]

Thank you Andrew for another enjoyable video. You make this wonderful slice of history come alive!

[davidschecter]

Beautifully done! Really enjoyed it. My sister wrote "I (HEART) Paul" on the cover of all our original Capitol albums, just like millions of other girls in the U.S. Still, I treasure them, and even the first Apple re-releases, which I bought when they were first issued, seeing as the Capitols had been played to death! It's still fun playing the old, scratched ones -- brings back the joy of first loving The Fab Four's music!

[colin_d_smith]

Fascinating video once again, Andrew. I doubted very much anything I own would be on the list, but it was interesting to see what was there. Perhaps the biggest revelation I had about rare Beatles discs was how *not* rare original mono pressings are. I learned this from your videos a few years ago, and, as you pointed out, while you'd think they would be rare, of course they wouldn't be since so many were pressed and purchased. It's always the one-off (like your #1 pick) or the limited run pressings that are highly sought.

[groverbaker]

Great job, thanks for intelligent and caring analysis of the most collectable music artists in history..luckily owned a couple on the list..exciting and educational..Thanks Andrew..gold medal presentations