It appears that lower fare 50s Sci-Fi/Horror poster are holding their prices
while better titles are increasing in value during the last few years. Many
titles hold their prices or more accurate, actually declining in value
considering inflation. I also believe that there is much more supply
One last word on Horror/Sci-fi,
Taking a cue from Evan I did a quick count and out of the 194
Horror/sci-fi lots (up through the 50s as that is what most people refer to
when speaking of the "invincible" horror/sci-fi genre) I came up with
53 lots that sold (or passed) for below estimate (27%), 83
The final auction results, in the order that the lots were auctioned, can be
reviewed by following this link.
http://movieposters.ha.com/common/search_results.php?rpp=50&N=54+204+231+4294966546&Ns=Lot%20No%7C0
You have to be signed in to see the prices realized.
-- Original messag
to see the results easiest folks
just click on the catalog icon, sign in & look at the entire catalog
I was also having some trouble otherwise
Rich=
At 01:25 PM 7/23/2007, Claude Litton wrote:
I agree with Bruce that navigating the site is extremely
difficult. I just cannot get t
I agree with Bruce that navigating the site is extremely difficult. I just
cannot get the final results of the entire 2 day auction. would someone
please explain how to get all of the results.
thanks Claude
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Yes you are wrong in understanding that Dennis paid $85K for the Bride half
sheet. But you are correct in understanding he paid $33K for the Black Cat
half sheet that just sold for a record $89K.
And yes it looks as if all the results you posted were from this past
weekend's auction. But I'm not
First off, I was NOT referring to the super-expensive items (but am I wrong in
understanding that Dennis had paid $85,000 for the Bride half-sheet?; if so,
his estate lost a large amount to that one) . There are only a handful of
people who buy those. I was referring to the kinds of posters most
First, let me start off by saying that I am not interested in the
price of Horror and Science Fiction. As it turns out, I can send my
daughter to the University of Colorado for 4 years for about $50,000
and would rather do that than own a great horror one sheet (except for
"The Invisible Man" -- f
and that bidders actually came from everywhere to drive sci-fi/horror
to record levels across all decades.
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Hershenson
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y, July 22, 2007 11:05 AM
Subject: [MOPO] What's with horror/sci-fi prices?
I just had a chance to glance over the Heritage results, and, as usual
there were around a dozen unbelievable knock-your-socks-off high prices,
and also a bunch of "better" results, and they are to be congratu
I SAID there "were around a dozen unbelievable knock-your-socks-off high
prices, and also a bunch of "better" results", but look across the board at the
horror/sci-fi, and the picture is not nearly so rosy! I imagine some great
statistician (Sean?) could come up with a list of better/lesser resu
ay, July 22, 2007 3:24 PM
To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
Subject: Re: [MOPO] What's with horror/sci-fi prices?
Bruce - what do you base this on? $90K for Black Cat half sheet? Attack
of the 50ft Woman 3sh $21.5K? Cabinet of Dr Caligari lobby for $21.5K
etc. Seem pretty healthy to be me.
Bruce - what do you base this on? $90K for Black Cat half sheet? Attack
of the 50ft Woman 3sh $21.5K? Cabinet of Dr Caligari lobby for $21.5K
etc. Seem pretty healthy to be me. I suppose the Raven 1sh 'only' went
for $44K, near the low estimate, but that is one ugly poster, with the
book ta
As a dealer, I have many times wished that there were multiple
military or comedy or melodrama or western collectors with the
kind of sustained interest that horror/sci-fi collectors have. But
where are they?
Kirby McDaniel
www.movieart.net
On Jul 22, 2007, at 10:05 AM, Bruce Hershenson wr
I just had a chance to glance over the Heritage results, and, as usual there
were around a dozen unbelievable knock-your-socks-off high prices, and also a
bunch of "better" results, and they are to be congratulated. But it sure seems
to jump out at me that the once "invincible" horror/sci-fi gen
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