Rare Velvet Underground acetate bought for 75 cents sells for $25,200

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A collector stumbled upon a rare Velvet Underground acetate recording at a flea market in 2002 for just 75 cents. The disc contained early versions of tracks that would later appear on the band's debut album. For many years, the existence of this recording went largely unnoticed by the public. The collector eventually sold the acetate to an anonymous buyer for $25,200. A remastered version of the recording was later made available to the public.

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