Helmut and Tommy - you guys are onto something. Because yesterday I was
tracking a Blazing Saddles insert at Heritage and I saw it jump to near $200
with its 20% buyer's premium, a poster that can be had for a little more or a
little less, depending upon condition and this one was pretty nice.
Great discussion. 🙂
David,
With regards to the Star Wars half sheet, I love it and was an under-bidder on
a high grade one last week at Hakes that went for $2,141,70.
While the art of the half sheet is amazing, it probably isn't the iconic image
that either US or UK audiences saw when they wen
*I imagine YOU like to make great buys on movie posters just as much as the
next fellow or lady, and if so, then eMoviePoster.com's current auctions of
1,130 inserts, half-sheets, and smaller non-U.S. posters from 18 countries
that close in HOURS at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/13.html
My favourite Star Wars poster is the style D one sheet, which apparently
was the one George Lucas had displayed in his office, yet it doesn't seem
to be very popular among collectors. As regards the poster auction prices,
I wonder if Grey or Bruce can offer any insights?
Tommy
On Tue, 2 Mar 2021
I'm with you Tommy! I have no interest in Star Wars related material of
any kind but the Style D one sheet is the best of the bunch in my opinion.
I've always admired the thought that went behind its concept.
Glenn
On Tue, Mar 2, 2021 at 6:07 AM Tommy Barr wrote:
> My favourite Star Wars poste
Hi Tommy and MOPO,
I’m not sure I have any terrific insight other than business seems to have
grown well during the last year and likely due to a number of reasons.
I suggest the already discussed stay at home element makes people more
interested in online activity and the need of a pleasant dist
I spoke to my local hifi (and high end) dealer today, and although his shop is
closed due to the lockdown, he has seen a significant increase in business
during the last year.
> I’m not so sure how much is being spent by those wishing to more diversely
> invest in their portfolio in collectibl
Yes, Covid hit a lot of people in the financial nuggets, but those who
didn't feel the squeeze and were able to transition from work to home with
ease have this new disposable income per se. Meaning, their car expenses
went down due to not driving as much, eating out and other forms of weekend
ent
$2,100? That's hefty for the '77 half-sheet and might suggest the $3,000
fetched 3 months ago at Heritage was not an anomaly. (Concept pencil art of
the Jung half-sheet sold for $45K in late 2017.) Condition does matter as
eMoviePoster sold a "good" condition HS a year ago for $430, while a "
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