Moline Poster

dcookson1

I missed getting a Moline Poster when they went on sale an hour ago. Does anyone know if they will restock it? or am I SOL? I really wanted it as a present for my wife.

scurtis

Sorry dude, you're probably screwed. At least getting it through 10C

dcookson1

I really don't want to pay the scumbag scalper price for one on eBay.

DavidD

You don't have to go to eBay and pay ebay prices.
You can stay right here

whofeelslikeadrank

DavidD said:

You don't have to go to eBay and pay ebay prices.
You can stay right here

:>

tinz.

Orrrrrrrr u could just buy it in the shop now!?

Release EV

DavidD said:

You don't have to go to eBay and pay ebay prices.
You can stay right here

well u Dave r no scumbag. Seriously people dave is unbelievable and what this forum is about. Very fair and giving. Thanks for dealing with me mate. Was a pleasure.

Something about Dave's on here. .. many good ones

FadedGlory

Gone, gone, gone. Only hope is the secondary market now, and the prices are what the market has dictated almost from the beginning, and I don't think they're going to go down. A lot of people said for weeks to hold off and wait till the poster goes on sale in the 10C and easily snag one for $35, and then that will drive all the eBay prices down, as if there was going to be some unlimited number at the 10C. They only print so many posters for each show. (I was told it's around 670.) There aren't THAT many left to put up at the 10C.

Just one man's opinion, but I'll tell ya what's going to happen with these, and why people should grumble a little under their breath, but then just save up if you have to and suck it up and pay the price if you want one. Eventually, all the people that are dying to have one (people like me, who were there at the show) are going to get one regardless of what they have to shell out in trade, or in cash. The people that own one just as an investment won't have any left. And then what you'll be left with is a market for the poster that consists of 90-95 percent of people who own the piece and have no intentions on parting with it, and then 5-10 percent of people who will dump it, but when they get around to it. And that will mean that like last year's Pittsburgh poster, after a while, you're just not going to find as many Molines for sale when you want one ... and when you do, it will be even pricier than the poster is right NOW.

So best bet, my opinion, is to jump on it now while there are some to be had. And who knows ... find the right auction and time it right, and you could still snag one for $200. You'll be pissed you're paying six times what the show edition/10C would have cost. But you also have a piece of artwork that I can promise you is not going to come down in value from where it's at right now; it's only going to increase.

JB23237

670?