So of course it is your right to sell a poster you bought, it is yours. How exactly did this poster appreciate in value by damn near 200% :shock: in 24 hours? If this is normal please let me know I will apologize for this thread but it does seem a bit excessive.
There are always a ton of show posters on Ebay the day after a concert. People obviously buy them for profit and shut out other fans from getting them.
Someone else on eBay is selling the Hartford print for $100 (and has 3 of them), while another eBay seller has one listed for $179. I guess the 10C sales are not keeping prices down as much as you would think.
I agree with you.
There is another thread about a guy who had his poster stolen...makes me wonder if this seller REALLY bought this poster.
That story about the stolen poster was one of the things I was thinking about when I posted this. IMO it is one thing to put it up for auction and let people pay what they want by bidding it higher. it is another thing to just slap a high price on it to try and solicit an offer that would still be above market value, which cannot be much more then $30 as enough sales have not occurred to move that value.
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There is another thread about a guy who had his poster stolen...makes me wonder if this seller REALLY bought this poster.
Someone else on eBay is selling the Hartford print for $100 (and has 3 of them), while another eBay seller has one listed for $179. I guess the 10C sales are not keeping prices down as much as you would think.
http://cgi.ebay.com/Pearl-Jam-Hartford- ... 2a0722aac2
9/29/04 Boston, 6/28/08 Mansfield, 8/23/09 Chicago, 5/15/10 Hartford
5/17/10 Boston, 10/15/13 Worcester, 10/16/13 Worcester, 10/25/13 Hartford
8/5/16 Fenway, 8/7/16 Fenway
EV Solo: 6/16/11 Boston, 6/18/11 Hartford,
The $179 price tag is a bit excessive (dare I say greedy)
At least the seller posted nice pictures of the print. You can really get a good look at all of the detail in the poster from the photos.
That story about the stolen poster was one of the things I was thinking about when I posted this. IMO it is one thing to put it up for auction and let people pay what they want by bidding it higher. it is another thing to just slap a high price on it to try and solicit an offer that would still be above market value, which cannot be much more then $30 as enough sales have not occurred to move that value.