A clear White Stripes test pressing is being sold for over £10,000

It’s not even mint…

The test pressing of a clear White Stripes ‘Ball & Biscuit’ 10” that was never commercially released is being sold for £10,124.99 on eBay.

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According to seller Big Earz Music – who has a 100% positive feedback for 7,453 ratings – “this withdrawn UK test pressing stands firmly alongside the Quarrymen acetate, the Sex Pistols A&M single, Velvet Underground acetate as one of the most prized and sought after records from modern pop culture!” The single features a live version of ‘Ball & Biscuit’ on the a-side, with ‘There’s No Home For You Here’ on the reverse.

And hey, it’s still a bargain compared to the world’s most expensive record ever sold: Wu Tang Clan’s Once Upon A Time in Shaolin LP, purchased by big Pharma asshat Martin Shkreli for $2,000,000 (£1536800).

If the 10” is out of your price range fear not, you can watch a live video of the record being played on a White Stripes slipmat below for free. Same same, but different.