📰 2024 Report: In Macomb County, Michigan, USA, a rare Motown record—deemed priceless due to its scarcity—was discovered at Melodies & Memories, a local record store. This vinyl, a test pressing of Frank Wilson's "Do I Love You (Indeed I Do)," was thought to be lost until its rediscovery in the Zieja family’s extensive collection. Originally intended for destruction in 1965, the few surviving copies have since become highly sought after by collectors worldwide. Valued at an estimated $100,000 due to its rarity and historical significance, this particular piece was eventually sold for an undisclosed sum to Detroit native and musician Jack White, keeping it within the local music community. Full story and images ☟

📰 2022 Report: A rare poster advertising Buddy Holly's final scheduled concert, canceled due to his untimely passing, fetched $447,000 at auction. Discovered by a maintenance man, it had been stored in a closet for 50 years. Full story and images ☟

📽️ 2024 Report: In London, UK, Paul McCartney's long-lost Hofner bass guitar—used during The Beatles' rise to fame—was recovered after 50 years. At the time, numerous news agencies valued the instrument at $12 million. Stolen in 1972, the priceless artifact was reportedly traced to a local pub, where it was said to have traded hands for 'a few quid' (a few bucks) and free beer, according to investigative journalists. Its rarity and historical significance are unmatched. Full story in a two-minute video posted by NBC News ☟