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We at eMoviePoster.com have three great current sets of auctions  (containing 3,364 auctions in all!) that close Tuesday May 7th, Thursday May 9th, and Sunday May 12th (in our "every four week" auctions)!

These auctions contain so many varied items that at least some of them are likely to be of great interest to virtually EVERY collector! PLEASE start looking these over very soon, because you will need a LOT of time to look over 3,364 auctions!

If you wait until near the end times to start looking at them, you will almost surely miss at least a few items you would have loved to buy, at a price you would have loved to pay!!

What's in these three sets of auctions?

Our current Tuesday auctions ending May 7th at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/13.html contain 1,612 flat items of all kinds (including 56 "oversized" ones, and 154 "signed" ones) much more it will take you hours just to make a quick run through it all!

Our current Thursday auctions ending May 9th at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/14.html contain 1,000 rolled posters (U.S., non-U.S., and NON-movie posters, including 62 signed ones!).

This has a fabulous selection of posters of every kind, spread pretty evenly from the 1950s to the present, with SIXTY EIGHT rare ones from before 1950!

If you are looking for a great poster (U.S. or non-U.S., movie or non-movie!) to display on your wall, you are almost certain to find many candidates here!

Our current Sunday auctions ending May 12th at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/15.html contain 752 solely rolled bulk lots containing 15,104 items in all! We have made a significant change with this set of bulk lot auctions!

We REALLY want to get ALL our remaining old sub-$30 consignments sold. so this time we assembled a high percentage of the rolled posters left here, and we are SOLELY auctioning rolled posters (and the next bulk lot auction will solely contain folded posters, lobby cards and stills.

NOTE THAT AS WE GREATLY REDUCE THE NUMBER OF BULK LOT CONSIGNMENTS LEFT HERE (and take NO new bulk lot consignments) WE WILL BE REDUCING THE NUMBER OF BULK LOT AUCTIONS WE HOLD!

For example, the next bulk lot auction after this one won't be until August. So if you like these auctions, make the most of them while they last, because soon there won't be any more of them!

This bulk lot auction contains FOUR HUNDRED SIXTY lots of rolled one-sheets, SEVENTY NINE lots of Italian photobustas, THIRTY THREE lots of inserts, and smaller quantities of other sizes (and in many cases they contain most we have left of each specific size).

This is completely like the contents of an entire store being auctioned off, truly with NO reserves! There WILL be sensational buys made and quite a few will sell for BELOW wholesale prices!

And once we have completely exhausted our supply of these sub-$30 posters we expect there will be many people who say "I wish I had bought a lot more", because we highly doubt there will be anyone else selling lots like these!

For the next FIFTEEN full days, until the Tuesday auctions start to close on the 7th) view ALL of the 3,364 current auctions in a single gallery at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/all.html, which is especially valuable if you want to search ALL of the current 3,364 auctions at once for a star, genre, size or whatever!

It is virtually a certainty that no matter what you collect you will find items of interest in this massive supermarket selection (in fact, if YOU can't find a LOT of items you would like to own, you likely need to look for a new hobby!). This month's selection is really THAT good, as one quick look at the auctions will prove beyond a shadow of a doubt!

And not only that, but we add a similar selection every four weeks (although the auctions all run for 3 weeks each, with a week off in-between), and you can now wait SIXTEEN full weeks to have your purchases shipped, which saves you a fortune on combined shipping (we raised our old very generous 12 week Pay and Hold period to an unheard of 16 weeks!).

Note that ALL these items started at $1 (some will end there) and ALL have NO reserve (and NO outrageous 20% or 25% "buyers premiums", especially the dreadful "$29 minimum", that mean NO item can sell for under $30.

Isn't it time YOU decided to NEVER buy from auctions that don't treat you the way you deserve to be treated?

They say one picture is worth a million words (with inflation!), and looking at the images of the 3,364 current auctions closing the 7th, the 9th, and the 12th is worth more than millions of words I could write!

And PLEASE don't wait until "later" to start looking these over, because, with 3,364 auctions there will be many great buys made! I could easily write a great deal more, but I would much rather you simply see for yourself at the above links!
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General Discussion / Re: Which one would you keep?
« Last post by eatbrie on April 22, 2024, 05:31:27 PM »
I have both.  I’m keeping both

T
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General Discussion / Which one would you keep?
« Last post by mahmudf on April 22, 2024, 02:23:56 PM »
Hi there

I have the ESB Australian 1 sheet folded and looks to be unused and a rolled Japanese b1.



Thanks








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lol
Cinemasterpieces are a total piss stain to poster collecting

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i am fairly sure Heritage will have a cheap rate that they 100% do not pass on to you
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lol
Cinemasterpieces are a total piss stain to poster collecting
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In 2006, when I moved my $2 million a year auction biz from eBay to my own site, I did a bunch of Internet advertising. Google Adwords, Facebook ads, anything else I could think of.

That turned out to be some of the best money I EVER spent, NOT because it got me new customers (it did not!) but because it taught me that Internet ads are the 21st century equivalent of snake oil.

After flushing a bunch of money down the toilet and after talking with other business owners about their amazingly similar experiences, I came to the conclusion that Internet advertising is EXTREMELY beneficial for those who sell it, but for everyone who buys it.... good luck!

So I instead put all that money into giving those who did deal with me great bonuses and perks, reasoning that regular repeat customers were worth FAR more than an endless stream of one-time customers (which as I said, Internet ads did not deliver anyway).

And my business has grown from $2 million a year to $6 million a year average the past SIX years. All thanks to Internet advertising, which showed me how NOT to spend my money!
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I will defer from you guys.  I haven’t bought much from David (he’s above my pay grade), and certainly have never sold though him (since I don’t believe in selling) but the few conversations I’ve had with him have been very professional and courteous.  For what it’s worth.

T

He was certainly polite in his emails when he wanted my poster and the source of where/who I purchased obviously to try and get more..

I politely declined his request, If he has the ability to be courteous then why not be it costs you nothing just a few extra words or use chatgpt.
Anyway that's all folks


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I'm not saying he's completely unprofessional.  It was OK chatting with him way back when, and for the most part, the few purchases were OK.  Way overpriced, but decent transactions.  Everyone does things their own way and that's their right.
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I will defer from you guys.  I haven’t bought much from David (he’s above my pay grade), and certainly have never sold though him (since I don’t believe in selling) but the few conversations I’ve had with him have been very professional and courteous.  For what it’s worth.

T
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