Trade: Moline poster for Wrigley FAILE???

Uncle Snuffy

bootlegger10 said:

Still clueless how a Moline poster is worth more than a lot of 1998 posters. It is a cool poster. I wonder how many people are buying one if they weren't there.

Scoop up the '98s while you can. I personally think '98 posters are the best run of tour posters the band ever released......Next best set are those from '00. Those were the years when posters were posters ! ! ! ! !

- Uncle Snuffy

tempo_n_groove

Uncle Snuffy said:

bootlegger10 said:

Still clueless how a Moline poster is worth more than a lot of 1998 posters. It is a cool poster. I wonder how many people are buying one if they weren't there.

Scoop up the '98s while you can. I personally think '98 posters are the best run of tour posters the band ever released......Next best set are those from '00. Those were the years when posters were posters ! ! ! ! !

- Uncle Snuffy

This recent tour had some killer ones.

jeff2040

The Moline craze is funny to me because I had a charity raffle in the spring of 2015 and only raised about $100 through 5 donations. I bet I would get more interest these days! I still was happy to donate some money to a good cause.

nicknyr15

BF89905 said:

I find the prices that some 10C members charge other 10C members for posters (and other memorabilia) here on Lost Dogs to be outrageous..... but to each their own. I gifted my Moline poster to a fellow board member as a follow-up thank you for said member gifting me a Vedder - Red Wings poster years ago when I was just starting to try to locate a few posters that I find attractive. It was a win-win situation

I'm fairly new to lost dogs and posters in general and had quite a different experience so far. I've been able to get so many posters that I wanted that id never be able to afford if eBay was my only option. I've had over 10 diff transactions in 3 weeks and one was better than the other. I guess there will always be outrageous offers but it's easy for me to steer clear of those.

leep75

bootlegger10 said:

Still clueless how a Moline poster is worth more than a lot of 1998 posters. It is a cool poster. I wonder how many people are buying one if they weren't there.

I agree. When you factor in the print runs of the '98s vs those that are being produced now it's crazy! Most of the '98s had a run of 350. I don't know what the print runs are now, but I'm sure as shit that they are well into the 1000s . I am still kicking myself in the ass for not buying up the '98s that were in the shop in the early 2000s.....

buck502000

Ever wish you could go back? I'd take all the 98's!!!