The Five Most Expensive Beatles Collectibles, a new
collaborative wiki project for collectors, has created the a
list of the top five most expensive collectibles associated with
The Beatles. The popular band has spawned many museums and items
that are associated with members of the band, especially in
relation to the creation of their music, sell very well, often
at auction at some of the world's top houses. The top
collectibles are associated with the life and music of John
Lennon.  1) John Lennon's Rolls-Royce Phantom V – $2.23 million.
In 1985, a psychedelic hand-painted Rolls-Royce Phantom V owned
by John Lennon was sold by Sotheby's. This amazing car with
custom modifications including a seat that converts to a double
bed, a television and an interior-exterior sound system, is
housed at the Royal BC Museum. Canadian businessman Jim Pattison
donated the car to the museum.  2) The piano John Lennon used to
write Imagine - $2.1 million. The simple walnut-finished
Steinway upright that John Lennon used to wr