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Most Valuable Collectors' Items in the World

Posted by Bill Rippel on April 09, 2022 - 1:26am


17. 1951 Vincent Black Lightning Motorcycle

Maker: Vincent in Stevenage, England
Original Price: Unknown
Worth Today: $929,000*

The 1951 Vincent Black Lightning Motorcycle holds the record for the most expensive motorcycle ever when it sold for almost $1 million in 2018 in Las Vegas. It is one of about 19 known to exist today out of the original 33 produced. 

It was originally built by special order by Vincent in Stevenage, England. It was made for Australian racer Tony McAlpine and went on to build an impressive record of wins, including Australia’s land speed record. The second most expensive bike is just half the value of this one, making it by far the winner on all grounds. 

While classic cars and luxury vehicles often sell for hundreds of thousands, seeing a bike go for the same amount is slightly less common. That being said, it doesn’t mean there isn’t a market for avid motorbike collectors. It all depends on where you look!

Simon Keighley This Vincent Black Lightning Motorcycle fetched an incredible price when the hammer dropped, Bill - thanks for telling the story about the impressive record of wins behind it.
April 9, 2022 at 5:31am