Re: [MOPO] Poster prices

Two Cents from a collector: I’m not sure that paper will die. I think the surge of fakes from overseas and ability to accurately copy modern posters will do more damage than collector sentiment for older films. I’ve pretty much stopped buying modern big titles - I think a lot of people with

Re: [MOPO] Poster prices

Hi John..I think there is some interest in Monroe Wayne and 50’s sci fi ..heritage had an entire auction of Wayne’s stuff( not sure if posters were in that auction) ..part of the problem is they are not rare, for the most parts and therefor ,excluding auction anomalies , are not likely to accrue

Re: [MOPO] Poster prices

I think we are seeing the final wave before the crash. Gen-x is the last of the paper collectors, once we dump look for market free fall. Yes the top 5% of titles will always sell, but the collection sizes will number 5 not 50/500/5000 like they do now. Different mentality, well documented.

[MOPO] Poster prices

Here are a few more for you that have been pretty good investments for collectors: Mad Max orange Australian one sheet: In 2005 I sold one for $800.00. A couple of months ago I sold another one for $8000.00 that's a fairly significant increase. Mad Max mauve one sheets and daybills have shown

Re: [MOPO] NOTICE OF CONCERN

Eugene Hughes On Sat, Jun 17, 2023 at 3:05 PM Alan Heimann wrote: > Don’t see Mopo becoming a grievance forum ..but I certainly would like to > know if a Mopo member has had a bad experience with a particular > buyer..remembering back but don’t remember names there was a poster > restorer that

Re: [MOPO] Heritage fees

and of course, this short list : Back to the Future, Big Trouble in Little China, Ferris Bueller, Rambo, Jaws, The Warriors fits into exactly what my own post said. some modern era material is increasing in value, but there is not much of an increasing list. You can't say modern posters are

Re: [MOPO] Heritage fees

I am not going to list any titles but I can say that certain genres do seem to be a bit more popular and pulling bigger prices in the twenty-five or so years I've been paying attention. I collect less mainstream and more cult/art/(s)exploitation paper and I think there is some truth to a new

Re: [MOPO] Heritage fees

please post a list of these titles that are increasing in value From: Moviemem Original Movie Posters Sent: Saturday, June 17, 2023 4:48 PM To: sales comic-art.com ; MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU Subject: RE: Re: [MOPO] Heritage fees Rich I think it is a case

Re: [MOPO] Heritage fees

There are absolutely plenty of examples and yes, mostly modern titles like Back to the Future, Big Trouble in Little China, Ferris Bueller, Rambo, Jaws, The Warriors and many, many more - too numerous to list here. I have sold a ton of posters over the last 25 years and I am definitely finding

Re: [MOPO] Heritage fees

Al, all these other hobbies have seen explosions in value while posters stand alone in static values. the only hobbies I can think of that are doing worse than posters in this manner are stamps and Beanie Babies. From: Alan Heimann Sent: Saturday, June 17, 2023

Re: [MOPO] Heritage fees

"plenty of examples"? where? sure Star Wars posters rise, but where else? some modern titles yes, but not plenty. less than 1% of titles increase in value and almost none even keep up with inflation there's only so many examples of sleepaway camp, or chopping mall or night of the creeps, but

Re: [MOPO] Heritage fees

I think what Helmut is alluding to is what Grey calls an auction anomaly ..ie. A bidding war which may take a poster way beyond its performance in a number of past auctions ..obviously these are the exceptions not the rules ..dealers should always be concerned with valuations with expectations

Re: [MOPO] Heritage fees

Rich I think it is a case of collectors tastes changing and evolving over the years. There are plenty of examples of posters that have increased massively in value over the last 15 years or so. However, some of the posters that were considered high value years ago have decreased in value

Re: [MOPO] Heritage VHS and home entertainment catalog

some Valid thought Rich..thanks for share Tom Hollywood dream Factory® since 1977 On 2023-06-17 17:46, sales comic-art.com wrote: Allan, you probably don't get lots of HA catalogs beyond movie posters so you'll undoubtedly be surprised to hear that beyond movie posters - none of their

Re: [MOPO] Heritage fees

Helmut, not sure why you call them 'freaks' the poster hobby was once thriving and increasing in value & new collectors. none of that is true today. values have been static for 99% of the hobby, or going negative. a poster that sold for $5000 in 2010 and still sells for $5000 today is a

Re: [MOPO] Heritage VHS and home entertainment catalog

Allan, you probably don't get lots of HA catalogs beyond movie posters so you'll undoubtedly be surprised to hear that beyond movie posters - none of their catalogs have estimates of any kind, just opening bids. the comics catalogs have no estimates the entertainment catalogs have no estimates.

Re: [MOPO] NOTICE OF CONCERN

Don’t see Mopo becoming a grievance forum ..but I certainly would like to know if a Mopo member has had a bad experience with a particular buyer..remembering back but don’t remember names there was a poster restorer that many people mentioned to stay clear of..find that info very helpful On Sat,

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Rich,   every major auctions tends to have it's number of 'freaks', posters that sell way above their market value. Problem is, with the massive fees you actually NEED at least a couple of those to make it worth your while.   It's been a long time since I have been selling at auction, but

Re: [MOPO] NOTICE OF CONCERN

Tommy I think it's about time somebody finally discusses what the hell happened to all those minty white inserts it's been a few years since anybody's brought up the topic so I ask you what happened to the minty whites and who made them in the first place thank you have a great day ;) TOM

Re: [MOPO] NOTICE OF CONCERN

Is MOPO to become a forum for dealer grievances or remain one of the few places where movie poster collectors can discuss matters of interest? Tommy On Fri, 16 Jun 2023, 23:01 Christopher Quarles, wrote: > Great idea Bruce! > > Chris Quarles > > > On Thu, Jun 15, 2023 at 7:13 PM Bruce

[MOPO] Heritage VHS and home entertainment catalog

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