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Pink Floyd records value

Pink Floyd albums we track

AlbumFirst pressedPressings
The Dark Side Of The Moon197373
Wish You Were Here197560
Delicate Sound Of Thunder198845
The Division Bell199437
A Momentary Lapse Of Reason198729
Animals197728
A Saucerful Of Secrets196826
The Piper At The Gates Of Dawn196725
The Wall197923
Relics197118
Ummagumma196918
The Final Cut198217
A Collection Of Great Dance Songs198116
Atom Heart Mother197014
Meddle197114
Atomized (John Peel's Sunday Concert : BBC Paris Theatre London, 19th July 1970)197314
London 1966/1967199113
The Dark Side Of The Moon (Wembley November 17, 1974) (Live At The Empire Pool)198613
Pompeii Anno Domini MCMLXXI D.C.197512
Obscured By Clouds19729

Where the money usually is

Questions

Are Pink Floyd records worth anything?

Some are, most are not — the pressing decides it. Pink Floyd records were pressed in 37 countries over decades, so the common later copies vastly outnumber the early ones. Originals (for The Piper At The Gates Of Dawn, that means 1967), promos and limited variants are where the money concentrates; condition does the rest.

Which Pink Floyd albums should I look up first?

Start with the ones pressed most — they are the ones people actually own. The Dark Side Of The Moon, Wish You Were Here, Delicate Sound Of Thunder lead our catalog by pressing count, and each guide lists the original catalog numbers to check.

How do I find out what my exact copy is worth?

Identify the pressing first — catalog number on the spine, then the runout etching. The album guides below list both for the originals. Or photograph the label in the RecordScout app and it names the pressing and shows a current value range for its condition.

Sorting a stack of Pink Floyd records? Scan each label with RecordScout — it names the pressing and shows a current value range, faster than looking up catalog numbers by hand.

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