A sealed copy of Back to the Future on VHS sold for $75,000 at the first-ever VHS-only auction, becoming what is likely the most expensive videocassette to change hands at auction, NEXSTAR reported.

The VHS event, organized by Texas-based Heritage Auctions, featured a total of 260 sealed VHS tapes, most of which were classic, first-edition copies of beloved films from the ‘70s and ‘80s. The record-setting copy of Back to the Future, however, featured another rare distinction: It was previously owned by Tom Wilson, the actor who portrayed Biff Tannen in the Back to the Future trilogy.

In addition to the Back to the Future, bidders were also eager to get their hands on near-mint VHS copies of The Goonies, one of which sold for $50,000. A sealed copy of Jaws, meanwhile, sold for $32,500, while a copy of Ghostbusters went for $23,750.

Other coveted titles included a promotional copy of First Blood, Star Wars, and a promotional copy of Top Gun.