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> the younger generation won't even know
who he was.
Ahh to a degree, but a percentage of the
"younger generations" will always get into older films (such as
myself) which is why the prices won't dwindle down to a symmetrical bell-curve
shape... the older posters will always maintain some level of price
even though it will lose between some and quite a bit from its
peak.
...but then again, when we collect movie
posters, should we really be worried about depreciation? I'm guilty
of worrying about it sometimes, but should we?
BTW good topic
Phil
some stars' posters appreciate, appreciate, appreciate.
sci-fi & hitchock continue to escalate.
but who will buy posters of charles boyer in 10 years? the younger
generation won't even know who he was.
i have a few bette davis one sheets framed...........THE LETTER
// NOW, VOYAGER // THE OLD MAID // ALL THIS AND HEAVEN,
TOO but, it seems to me the prices of these have
not gone anywhere in the past few years
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