Olivia Rodrigo Just Dropped Signed Vinyl and CDs

Olivia Rodrigo just announced her fourth album, you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love will be releasing this summer. At the same time, signed editions of the album went up for preorder. Her fans and resellers are already battling over this release, and we’re projecting some pretty decent profits once the dust is settled.

Before you load up your cart, one thing worth knowing: these are signed art cards included with the purchase, not hand-signed jackets or discs. The vinyl itself is a store-exclusive 180-gram black pressing. Again, this release was announced at the same time the album was revealed, so we’re still very early.

The album drops June 12, 2026, meaning you’re buying a pre-order. Physical items won’t ship until around that date. You can grab the signed vinyl directly from her official store, limited to two per customer. CDs are here, but they’re currently sold out.

Rodrigo’s signed GUTS CDs retailed for $14 in 2023 and flipped for around $50 on the secondary market. The math on this vinyl is less aggressive since you’re starting at $38, but the upside is still real.

Vinyl flipping at $65 to $75 on eBay would net around $57 to $65 after the platform’s 13% fee. That’s a $19 to $27 profit per unit, or $38 to $54 if you max out at two. Not a massive haul, but a solid low-effort flip for a small upfront spend.

The CD restocking is worth monitoring. It sold out fast, and Rodrigo’s store has restocked signed items before. Keep an eye on the signed collection page for updates.

Rodrigo’s store does not advertise a standard return window prominently, so treat this as effectively final sale. Pre-orders carry extra risk: you have two months between purchase and the June ship date for resale prices to shift. That’s two months for competing signed stock to appear and hype to cool. Rodrigo is a major artist with strong demand, but if resale prices drop below $50, the vinyl barely breaks even after fees. Size your order accordingly.