Yes. Records from the 60s and 70s are often worth a lot of money if they're kept in good condition or have any additional rarity or value, like artist signatures. It still depends on the record's condition, rarity and market demands, but on average, 60s and 70s records are going to be more sought after than most.

Founded in 1894 by Henry Spiller in Cardiff's Queen's Arcade, Spillers' claim to fame is that it's the oldest record store in the world (other stores may lay similar claims, but Spillers stands out in that it can prove it's been continuously selling records since the 19th century).