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?

5. Grateful Dead – Europe '72: The Complete Recordings
The Deadheads proved their commitment with this gargantuan box set. This is the complete, numbered set chronicling the band's entire 1972 European tour across 73 CDs. This massive archival release commanded a price of £1,037.40 on October 23, 2025. | Getty Images/Discogs

6. Tool – Ænima
One of the most valuable modern rock vinyls in existence. This is the original 1996 US 2xLP pressing of the Prog Rock/Metal classic, a record that has been chronically scarce since its release. A collector paid £1,140.00 for a copy on October 29, 2025. | Getty Images/Discogs

7. David Bowie – Changes
The appetite for unique international Bowie pressings remains insatiable. This specific copy is an extremely rare Japanese 7-inch single featuring the track with unique picture sleeve art, making it a key international variant. It sold for £1,372.92 on October 25, 2025. | Getty Images/Discogs

8. Led Zeppelin – Led Zeppelin
The enduring value of rock's greatest debut is highlighted by this copy. This specific variant is a highly sought-after original UK 1st Pressing identifiable by the very rare Turquoise Lettering on the cover spine. It sold for £1,534.21 on October 23, 2025. | Getty Images/Discogs

