This is a gold record award for the Beatles 45 "A Hard Days Night". This single was released in July of 1964 and achieved gold status on August 25, 1964.This was The Beatles third single to go gold. The plaque reads: Presented To The Beatles To Commemorate The Sale Of More Than One Million Copies Of The Capitol Records Pop Single " A Hard Days Night". SOLD

This is an award for The Beach Boys single of "Good Vibrations". This is the only Beach Boys title to go gold during their entire heyday in the 1960's.This song was released in October of 1966 and was certified Gold on December 21, 1966.  Obviously they sold millions of records but for whatever reason Capitol Records never registered the sales with the RIAA. While LP awards for The Beach Boys are around this single award is a Monster. The plaque reads: Presented To The Beach Boys To Commemorate The Sale Of More Than One Million Copies Of The Capitol Records Pop single " Good Vibrations".

Released in May of 1974, David Bowie's LP "Diamond Dogs" achieved gold status on July 26, 1974. The plaque on this award reads: Presented To Bowie To Commemorate The Sale Of More Than One Million Dollars Worth Of The RCA Records Long-Playing Record Album "Diamond Dogs".   SOLD

This is a gold record for the Jimi Hendrix album "Smash Hits". Released in June of 1969, it went gold on October 14, 1969. The plaque reads: Presented To Reprise Records To Commemorate The Sale Of More Than One Million Dollars Worth Of The Reprise Records Long-Playing Record Album :Smash Hits"

This is a gold record for the album "Cheap Thrills" by Big Brother and the Holding Company with Janis Joplin. This album was released in August of 1968 and went gold on October 15, 1968. This was Big Brothers only gold record. The plaque reads: Presented To Columbia Records To Commemorate The Sale Of More Than One Million Dollars Worth Of The Columbia Records Long-Playing Record Album "Cheap Thrills"

This was Janis Joplin's next album to go gold. "I Got Dem Ol' Kozmic Blues Again Mama! was released in September of 1969 and was certified gold on December 3, 1969. The plaque reads: Presented To Columbia Records To Commemorate The Sale Of More Than One Million Dollars Worth of The Columbia Records Long-Playing Record Album "I Got Dem Ol' Kozmic Blues Again Mama!" 

This gold record is for the Eagles first record to go gold. "Desperado" was released in June of 1972 and went gold on January 22, 1974. The plaque reads: Presented To Asylum Records To Commemorate The Sale Of More Than One Million Dollars Worth Of The Asylum Records Long-Playing Record Album "Desperado"  SOLD

This gold record is for the Elton John classic "Madman Across The Water". Released in November of 1971, this album went gold on February 19, 1972. The plaque on this award reads: Presented To Elton John To Commemorate The Sale Of More Than One Million Dollars Worth Of The Uni Long-Playing Record Album "Madman Across The Water" Sold

This gold record is for the Elton John LP "Goodbye Yellow Brick Road". Released in October of 1973, it went gold on October 12, 1973. The plaque reads: Presented To Elton John To Commemorate The Sale Of More Than One Million Dollars Worth Of The MCA Records Long-Playing record Album "Goodbye Yellow Brick Road". Sold

This is an original gold record for The Monkees LP of "Pisces, Aquarius, Capricorn & Jones Ltd". This album was released in November of 1967 and achieved gold status on November 2, 1967. The plaque reads: Presented To Davy Jones To Commemorate The Sale Of More Than One Million Dollars Worth Of The Colgems Long-Playing Record Album "Pisces, Aquarius, Capricorn & Jones Ltd".

Presented to Keith Richards of the Rolling Stones for the album More Hot Rocks (Big Hits And Fazed Cookies). This album was released in December of 1972 and went gold on January 17, 1973. The plaque reads: Presented To Keith Richards To Commemorate The Sale Of More Than One Million Dollars Worth Of The London Records Long-Playing Record Album "More Hot Rocks (Big Hits And Fazed Cookies)"

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