Rare White Stripes Single Fetches $25,000 at Auction

In a surprising turn of events, a rare single from The White Stripes has just sold for a staggering $25,000 on Discogs. Originally released in 1998, the Lafayette Blues/Sugar Never Tasted So Good single was initially priced at just six bucks. Now, it stands as the most expensive vinyl record sold this year.

This particular edition is one of only 15 known copies, making it a true collector’s item. The unique artwork on the cover, featuring hand-painted designs by Jack White and Italy Records owner Dave Buick, adds to its allure. While the standard version of this single has sold for around $525, this special edition’s rarity has driven its price to astronomical heights.

The White Stripes first dropped this single on October 3, 1998, and it has since become a coveted piece for vinyl enthusiasts. With its combination of scarcity and unique artistry, it’s no wonder this record has captured the attention—and wallets—of collectors worldwide.

Source: loudwire.com

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