I have always felt that the true history for pricing a poster is
NOT price history at all. It is a combination of supply and demand and I
am speaking of how many are actually out there and how many people want the
poster. If there are only a few known posters avaliable of a title that
ever
In my humble opinion, and for what it is worth, I think you have to
take an average, and study pricing over a long period of time. Although
movie posters such as the one you mention are rare, people who are
interested in such things are just as rare, so one week you may have
several people ready to
Steve,
Did you also notice that the buyer of the first
poster and the second one are one and the same?
Todd
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From:
Steve
Rettew
To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
Sent: Wednesday, June 14, 2006 7:56
PM
Subject: [MOPO] eBay Price
I thought the group would like to see a true example of the
price diversity on eBay. I collect Arnold Schwarzenegger material
(posters, lobby card sets, presskits) and always have some of my favorite
searches tuned for these items. I have both US onesheet versions for
"Hercules in New York
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