Like this song says, you have to hide your love-
Or at least your priceless Beatles. -away.
It's better to put it in a worn old suitcase.
A British man gambled at a flea market in Melbourne, Australia, saving $37 for a locked suitcase and doing an antique roadshow --
A valuable discovery
The case contains an almost priceless collection of Beatles memorabilia, including signed photos, concert shows and unreleased recordings, according to the London Times.
Four enthusiasts speculated that the treasure was a long-term treasure.
Lost profile of the Beatles crony Mal Evans, considered by many fans to be the holy grail of the Beatles.
Evans, a friend of the FAB, worked as a roadie, driver and gopher, and was killed by police in 1976 after waving fake guns.
According to the Beatles, his property was lost in a subsequent police investigation.
Enter the happy family, Claughon. The 41-year-
The mysterious journey brought him to this humble case.
"It's like finding the end of the rainbow in Australia," he told The Times . ".
"I found a shabby suitcase and frankly I wouldn't give it a room, but there was something inside when I picked it up.
"And how.
One of the items stuffed into the box is four. and-a-half hour reel-to-
Includes reel tapes of tracks John Lennon and Paul McCartney have never heard before, as well as alternative versions of "we can solve" and "crying babies cry.
The song "I'm in Love" was created by Lennon and McCartney, but has never been released by the Beatles.
The tune is for another British band.
The Times played a clip of the song on its website.
Meanwhile, the Beatles 'Apple records and other Beatles are reviewing the material.
An expert who identifies its authenticity.
If the collection is legal, it may be worth more than $1 million.
"Now I 've been told that for collectors alone, photos, books, magazines and documents are worth a lot of money," Crowton told The Billboard reporter . " He also added that he plans to use the goods as separate batches on the Internet.
"The main document is some of the best record sheets
Popular Beatles songs
If these tapes prove to be unheard of materials, they are almost priceless.
"In fact, all the signs show that there will be a big return if everything goes well.
On 1998, Evans's notebook was auctioned by his widow for $185,000, which contained a handwritten draft of the lyrics of "Hey Jude" and "Sergeant Pepper's Lonely Heart Club Band.
Yes, yes, yes.