Is it worth Linen backing posters

Started by dchantry, February 02, 2011, 09:09:05 AM

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crowzilla

Quote from: stagecoach56 on May 19, 2026, 03:21:34 PMThe owners of the posters I listed all made nice gains in auctions from the posters backed.
I doubt this is true, but would be happy to be proven incorrect. My first thought is that Emovie wouldn't even handle some of these titles as the value doesn't reach their minimum. So I searched ebay for one title, Lady's From Kentucky; I see it was sold unbacked on April 29th. Which means it is recently backed and most likely hasn't been resold at auction yet. If this (and many of the others) are going into an upcoming Morrie auction, that's great, I wish him the best. He's a good guy and loves posters like no one else.

Quote from: stagecoach56 on May 19, 2026, 03:21:34 PMI provide backing for the average collector who wants it backed, period.
This is what you should lead with and all you really need to say.

stagecoach56

It is true, I do backing for Morris and the majority of his low to mid value posters backed did very well in auction. He has a very good business.

BwanaDik

QuoteI provide backing for the average collector who wants it backed, period.
QuoteThis is what you should lead with and all you really need to say.
QuoteIt is true, I do backing for Morris and the majority of his low to mid value posters backed did very well in auction. He has a very good business.
This is even better, it says it all! 
Crucifixion? Good. Out of the door, line on the left, one cross each.