Glenn Danzig's Ultra-Rare Single Tops $10,000 on Discogs
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Rare vinyl collectors opened their wallets in a big way in February 2026, with Glenn Danzig's ultra-rare single "Who Killed Marilyn?" claiming the top spot after selling for a staggering $10,000.

The track was originally recorded by Danzig while he was still fronting Misfits and released in August 1981 through his own Plan 9 label.

The sale marks the first time this variant has ever sold on Discogs, making it an instant grail for collectors.

According to data from the Discogs Marketplace, a mix of private press oddities, iconic first pressings, and cult classics fetched thousands of dollars throughout the month.

The full list of top-selling rare records is available below, along with the link to view the full Discogs list.

A highly limited purple-and-black pressing capped at just 25 copies was obtained directly from Danzig in 1983 by the seller, who claimed to be the original owner.

This extremely rare variant is sure to make collectors salivate, and will likely continue to fetch high prices in the future.