*People keep saying to me "Bruce, what is something I can invest in that
has not gone sky high in recent years?". Can I self-servingly suggest
vintage movie paper?It might SEEM like I am saying this because that is my
livelihood, but it is 100% true that a LOT of vintage movie posters sell
for the
Strangely, most people I know want to invest in something that has gone up
in price.
Tommy
On Wed, 18 Oct 2023 at 13:47, Bruce Hershenson
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Is this really something that people say to you, or is it just ad copy?
It seems that most of the collectibles that have soared in recent years are
all areas that have 3rd party grading greatly involved and accepted in the
hobby.
Unless movie posters follow suit, we are probably not going to see t
of all the ridiculous posts I see people make about collectibles in
general, and movie posters in particular, this one was an absolute laugh.
Pay attention folks: as far as 'investments' go, movie posters has,
sadly, shown itself to be among the least best candidates for a place to
invest mone
100% Tommy
if it isn't going up in price, it's not an investment
now I can understand saying "the investment in yourself" as clearly we
buy posters for personal enjoyment, so the $3000 I paid for a
super-sharp Murder My Sweet one sheet in 2001 and have framed at home
was an investment in my e
I've told my Niece and Nephew that when I go to send my posters to Bruce.
Explaining, "You'll likely never get what I paid for them but it'll be
money in your pocket you wouldn't have had otherwise. Even if it's five
bucks, get a cup of coffee and think of me!"
Glenn T.
On Wed, Oct 18, 2023 at
your better posters would do much better at Heritage, no question.
On 10/18/2023 7:39 PM, Glenn Taranto wrote:
I've told my Niece and Nephew that when I go to send my posters to Bruce.
Explaining, "You'll likely never get what I paid for them but it'll be
money in your pocket you wouldn't hav
Well..as a collector, I couldn't be happier that prices have stalled out.
In 50 years I have never bought a poster as an investment, unless I found
an incredible deal that could help me roll it over into something I wanted.
I'd be thrilled if the bottom fell completely out of the market. With my
fi
purchases in collectibles that result in investments are serendipitous,
and myself I never collected posters for anything other than spiritual
investment
I only find it funny when people say something is a good investment and
then pointing out why they've been a terrible investment. It was jus
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