| I would be very surprised indeed to see this poster open at $50,000.00. Anything is possible, I suppose, but ebay tends to perform best without an astronomical opening bid required. When the famous copy at Christie's sold, the strength in bidding quickly evaporated after about the $22,000 level or so and the poster was pursued by two phone bidders. Has the market for this poster, a very ordinary, even ugly poster for a very famous film, grown? I tend to think not. For even $40,000 buyers could purchase several of the best posters from the 1930s. The other style for this poster is much prettier, might be more hotly pursued. But I have my doubts about this. My bet, and I could be wrong, is that any live auction venue from one of the majors, would be better than ebay for this poster. But if ebay was the pathway, then I think Bruce Hershenson's year end auction would have been smart. Or selling privately through a good dealer. A question for mopo: Is this the ugliest Garbo image ever? Or is there one even uglier? I wish somebody from MOPO would just pony up the $135,000 to buy it now. But where's the drama in that? Good luck to you, Brek. Kirby McDaniel www.movieart.net On May 12, 2006, at 8:35 PM, Dario Casadei wrote: Sincerely, I wish you the very best of good fortune. However I do believe it will be a tuff sell at that price level.
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