The most expensive vinyl records in the world named in 1958 issued single group The Quarrymen "That'll be the Day"  referring to The Telegraph.

The group played John Lennon, Paul McCartney and George Harrison, and after it was renamed to The Beatles.

Price single product is 100 thousand pounds sterling, however, estimated that in selling at auction for the disc can be generated twice as much. The sole owner of the famous collectors edition "That'll be the Day" is Sir Paul McCartney.

The second place is the single Sex Pistols "God Save The Queen" in 1977. The price for this plate auction catalogues more than ten times less than the value of the single The Quarrymen. She is 5-7 thousand pounds sterling, but in the recent tender for the online auction site eBay for 12 single left thousands.

The list also included a rare edition of Bohemian Rhapsody group Queen, John Lennon album and The Plastic Ono Band "You Know My Name (Look Up The Number)" (1969) and David Bowie album "Space Oddity" (1969).