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Common Poster Subjects => Articles & Interviews => Topic started by: crowzilla on March 15, 2012, 01:43:19 PM
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From the Guardian UK website
http://www.guardian.co.uk/film/gallery/2012/mar/14/10-most-expensive-film-posters-in-pictures#/?picture=387273753&index=0
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So is the Metropolis really on the verge of being sold?
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If I was Leonardo or a double digit millionaire I'd buy this poster in a minute. Of course I would throw down a $725K offer first. I guarantee this sucker will double in value over the next 30 years. The problem is that the annual rate for ROI, which is pretty good right now, is only 3.6% if it doubles in 20 years and only 2.4% rate if it doubles in 30 years.
So essentially one could buy a McDonald's franchise and double their money in ten years for the same price of the poster and get a better return... It will have to go to an investor/collector...
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nice article. Thanks for posting.
Selling a true classic movie poster to an A-list star is kind of a no brainer, like selling sports memorabilia to overpaid athletes.
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It will have to go to an investor/collector...
disagree Charlie.. it will sell to someone who will love & cherish the poster and in all likelihood will go to a "black hole collection". The place where posters go and never return
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...in all likelihood will go to a "black hole collection". The place where posters go and never return
Until I find them in some obscure garage sale that is!
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Until I find them in some obscure garage sale that is!
forever the dreamer
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disagree Charlie.. it will sell to someone who will love & cherish the poster and in all likelihood will go to a "black hole collection". The place where posters go and never return
How do you know if you are a poster junkie?
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forever the dreamer
Tsk, tsk... forever the pessimist! Would you like some kung pao chicken with that pu pu platter Rich?
Sorry to hijack this thread everyone, but I feel I have to defend myself. Here is my latest non-auction find... this is the second one of these I tracked down for those keeping score. A bit rough, but still very presentable and its already off for restoration. There was tape on the bottom edge and all over the back (for stability they told me) that needs to be addressed. I'll put a restored pic in latest acquisitions thread when I get it back...
(http://img836.imageshack.us/img836/2452/magnumforce19731.jpg) (http://img33.imageshack.us/img33/5620/magnumforce19732.jpg) (http://img855.imageshack.us/img855/210/magnumforce19733.jpg)
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Great work Matt! Now find me some Bogies I can get restored already ;)
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Great work Matt! Now find me some Bogies I can get restored already ;)
Nah, they' re not worth the restoration... :)
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From the Guardian UK website
http://www.guardian.co.uk/film/gallery/2012/mar/14/10-most-expensive-film-posters-in-pictures#/?picture=387273753&index=0
It's interesting to see how the 2012 list compares 2.5 years later.
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Very much the same I think. All top ones from the 30S....Need to win the lottery girly2.gif