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Movie Posters => General Discussion => Topic started by: CinematicFanatic on March 24, 2022, 12:23:53 PM
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PropStore currently has a movie poster auction running as we speak.
Has anyone purchased anything?
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I have never bought anything from that place,. Way too expensive if I recall.
T
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Hi T!
Hope you have been well.
Yes, very expensive indeed. Way overpriced on everything and not to mention the 25% auction fee, plus shipping costs!
A lot of prints at the moment but there is original posters on there too. A few Star Wars bits that people on here have but already looking way overpriced.
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Yeah, I was just checking the sale out. It's really sub-par prints. Nothing great there.
I just saw 1,900 pounds for Stout's Kill Bill. Add 25% and it's $3,000. Ridiculous.
T
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Oh, and I just realize that they don't sell if it's below their ridiculous estimate. Complete BS imo.
T
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I noticed that. The lady auctioneer also had a snotty response of "it stays with me then" when it didn't meet the estimate.
Daylight robbery some of these places!
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I couldn't agree more. Which is why they will never get my money.
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T
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And then you get the Bradford lot buying the double crown for £400 and immediately throwing it on Ebay for £2k best offer.
They didn't even bother to take their own photo - just cropped Prop stores image a little smaller.
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......Way overpriced on everything and not to mention the 25% auction fee, plus shipping costs!
£6000 ($7920) for the Pulp Fiction "Lucky Strikes" one sheet and £13000 ($17156) for the Star Wars "Hildebrandt" quad - plus commission!
Mark
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That Star Wars one at the very end was a charity lot towards Ukraine and they said they would be taking no fee's on that one.
I think the highest one outside of that was the transparent Star Wars artwork which went for around £9,000 from memory?
I sent a guy I work with the link to the auction and he bought the Halloween one, I posted a thread on here for valuation as I'm curious to see whether he got value or not.
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I wonder how true that is, the charity thing, or if it’s just a ploy to make more money. Nothing surprises me these days and I do not trust any charities. It always goes to someone.
Regardless, that’s an insane price for a poster that is rare, but not that rare.
And the Lucky Strike is not rare at all.
T
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^ i would 100% trust an auctioneer to honour charity stuff, are things different in USA?
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Sorry, I don't.
T