It’s a big day for Beyoncé fans – not only is the music icon turning 45 on Friday, but she’s also celebrating the re-release of her sophomore album B’Day, released 20 years ago this week.

To mark the occasion, Beyoncé has added some limited edition items to her official merch store, with one item in particular really catching the Hive’s attention.

You see, the Crazy In Love singer is currently selling what she’s called her “Bey Keeper Collector’s Box”, a wooden crate designed specifically to “house and display your Beyoncé vinyl collection”.

If you want to get your hands on the limited edition piece, only 500 of which are up for grabs, it’ll set you back a whopping $948.01 (that’s around £701, although they’re actually going for £712 on her UK store).

As you’d imagine, this h has already raised eyebrows among her fans on social media…

It should be noted, though, that Bey’s $948.01 price tag isn’t a figure plucked from thin air.

The numbers actually correspond with Beyoncé’s birthday (written out the American way, obviously), as she declares during the spoken-word intro of the B’Day cut Get Me Bodied.

Beyoncé is estimated to be one of the wealthiest women in the music industry, with Forbes estimating as recently as 2026 that she holds billionaire status.

Her Cowboy Carter world tour was estimated to be the highest-grossing of 2025, while her Renaissance shows two years earlier put that particular concert tour among the highest-grossing of all time.

In addition to the recent B’Day re-release, fans are now eagerly awaiting the third instalment in Beyoncé’s previously-teased three-act musical project, which began with the dance-centric Renaissance and continued with the country-inspired Cowboy Carter.

Fans have speculated that the third album in the trilogy will take inspiration from rock music, a genre she’s previously dabbled with on songs like Don’t Hurt Yourself, and her past collaborations with legends of the genre like Tina Turner and Prince.