Rare Childhood Tapes Of Beyonce Could Auction For Up To $4 Million

Ted Owens & Co., a London-based collectable and memorabilia boutique, is auctioning off some valuable archives of Beyoncé circa 1992.

The unedited, raw footage of the music diva performing at the age of 10 was discovered in the garage of the original photographer’s home.

The tapes are now being sold on the collection website and are reportedly worth around $3.8 million.

The assemblage consists of “approximately two and half hours of footage depicting Beyoncé playing to camera in several locations, working out dance routines, rehearsing for a live performance in addition to performing at an artists showcase in San Francisco,” according to the website.

In addition, unedited footage of the R&B/pop star will be up for grabs at the Record Plant studio in Sausalito California, and feature the young starlet working on dance routines for the making of her first professional music video.

According to the site, the complete collection of the tapes will be offered in a closed auction starting bids on Nov. 29 through Jan. 10.

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