As Rudolf notes in the Reader Forum, there are a bunch of records now from the seller bobdjukic, who has been noted here at Jazz Collector many times for his hyperbole and his ability to get people to bid astronomical prices for his records. Here’s one that I have always assumed was a pretty routine record, but after reading his description even I begin to wonder:

Billie Holiday, Lady in Satin, Columbia 8048. This is a stereo pressing, which, according to the seller, seems to make it a big deal because there was an extra song printed on the cover. I’ve seen many copies of this record, mono and stereo, and never gave it much thought. Perhaps I should think again. This one is already at nearly $300 and there are still three days to go. There’s also this one: Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers, Midnight Session, Elektra 120. This is a mono pressing and it’s already at $100. The appeal seems to be the difference between the mono a stereo covers. Ah well.