Coins, stamps, vintage photos, baseball cards, and comic books currently
all have million dollar plus items on a regular basis, and tons of items
that sell in the tens of thousands. Yet movie posters are far more rare,
and far more enjoyable (because you can better display and enjoy them), and
yet
There must be hundreds of thousands coin collectors in the world. Our local
Yellow Pages list 54 coin dealers for Berlin alone! As of today, I'm still the
ONLY movie poster shop not only in Berlin, but in Germany.
Movie posters may have a slightly better stand in the US, but obviously we
still
Yeah, just needs a few more high profile news stories publicising dishonesty,
questionable practice and rank incompetence.
Can't imagine anyone reading about the top end of the market and not think it's
shady as hell.
Though I don't doubt coin and comic collecting can be similarly hazardous,
This is a question that is a correlative question: are there any
million dollar posters -- of any kind?
Kirby
On Oct 12, 2013, at 7:56 AM, Bruce Hershenson brucehershen...@gmail.com wrote:
Coins, stamps, vintage photos, baseball cards, and comic books currently all
have million dollar plus
Gee, the top sports auction house owner was arrested by the FBI and has
since admitted massive fraud, including trimming the Gretsky Honus Wagner
card (to get a reduced sentence), in order to try to get a reduced
sentence, and THAT not only didn't seem to hurt that hobby, but it also
received
You are likely correct, Kirby. I know that the non-movie poster poster
hobby had posters in the tens of thousands back in the days when movie
posters did not, but over the years I got the sense that the two have
become quite similar in price structure, but I could be way off.
On Sat, Oct 12,
I think all my posters are worth a million bucks. I just charge far less
because I want to make them affordable to all and play nice.
freeman
On Oct 12, 2013, at 8:12 AM, Kirby McDaniel ki...@movieart.com wrote:
This is a question that is a correlative question: are there any
million
Yes, advantage of accessibility and longer traditions so they've built up a
greater head of steam. Can't see too many reasons why film posters shouldn't
catch up. There was zero awareness, hugely increased now, just don't think the
adverse publicity is going to help, especially when it comes to
: Sat, 12 Oct 2013 18:43:09
To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
Reply-To: evan...@mac.com
Subject: Re: [MOPO] Why are there no million dollar movie posters?
Yes, advantage of accessibility and longer traditions so they've built up a
greater head of steam. Can't see too many reasons why film
are there no million dollar movie posters?
Yes, advantage of accessibility and longer traditions so they've built up
a greater head of steam. Can't see too many reasons why film posters
shouldn't catch up. There was zero awareness, hugely increased now, just
don't think the adverse publicity
I liked Sean's response posted to the same question at APF
http://www.allposterforum.com/index.php/topic,6913.0.html
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