"God Save The Queen" is one of the rarest records in the UK. On the 10th March 1977. The sex Pistols famously signed a contract With A&M Records, outside of Buckingham Palace, London.
The contract lasted just 6 days after the band were dropped for raucous behavior. Out of the reportedly 25,000 copies printed only 9 promo singles survived carrying the number 7284 printed on the label, after the record company destroyed them all.
Afterwards the band signed with Virgin and the single virtually went into the charts at number 2 overnight, launching a Punk era.
"God Save The Queen" is one of the rarest records in the UK. On the 10th March 1977. The sex Pistols famously signed a contract With A&M Records, outside of Buckingham Palace, London.
The contract lasted just 6 days after the band were dropped for raucous behavior. Out of the reportedly 25,000 copies printed only 9 promo singles survived carrying the number 7284 printed on the label, after the record company destroyed them all.
Afterwards the band signed with Virgin and the single virtually went into the charts at number 2 overnight, launching a Punk era.
Copies of the single have sold for
£13,000
£11,142
£15,000
and in 2018 one was listed at £16,450