Numbered editions make the list twice this week. A low numbered white album topped the list, getting more than $1k over a #0000056 that sold in 2009. A Nirvana "Love Buzz" single makes the list, this time going over the $2-$2.5k selling range that is very tight for this record. It's a "red slash" single which means there is a red marker slash over where the number (1 to 1000) was normally hand written on the sleeve. There are 30 of these "red slash" singles known to exist, and these unnumbered copies were given out a promos.
1. LP - The Beatles "White Album" Apple Mono UK Pressing #0000020 - $4,602.30
2. LP - Donald Byrd "Byrd Blows On Beacon Hill" Transition 17 - $2,926.54
3. 45 - Nirvana "Love Buzz" Sub Pop Red Slash Promo - $2,800.00
4. 45 - The Limelights "Don't Leave Me Baby" / "You Don't Love Me Anymore" Uncle 1442 - $2,600.00
5. LP - John Heartsman and Circles "Music Of My Heart" Private Press - $2,402.77
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