True. Some forget posters are paper. Old posters are not damaged, they have character revealing their authenticity. Lmk if you want to trade. I dont have any cash, was my 2nd PJ show and could care less about merch back then.
True. Some forget posters are paper. Old posters are not damaged, they have character revealing their authenticity. Lmk if you want to trade. I dont have any cash, was my 2nd PJ show and could care less about merch back then.
That may be how some look at posters, but the honest truth is that the majority of people will not pay that much for damaged posters. They want 96 or 98 posters that are in near mint condition, or they will have to pay hundreds of dollars to get the poster restored, depending on the damage.
True. Some forget posters are paper. Old posters are not damaged, they have character revealing their authenticity. Lmk if you want to trade. I dont have any cash, was my 2nd PJ show and could care less about merch back then.
That may be how some look at posters, but the honest truth is that the majority of people will not pay that much for damaged posters. They want 96 or 98 posters that are in near mint condition, or they will have to pay hundreds of dollars to get the poster restored, depending on the damage.
The majority are already often times paying insane markups on posters that are not even more than a few months to a few years old and variants.
The market is super saturated and they will be lucky to get a shade over their initial investment back. It is like what happened with baseball cards in the 1990s, irrational exuberance about new cards that had been overproduced and overvalued.
True. Some forget posters are paper. Old posters are not damaged, they have character revealing their authenticity. Lmk if you want to trade. I dont have any cash, was my 2nd PJ show and could care less about merch back then.
That may be how some look at posters, but the honest truth is that the majority of people will not pay that much for damaged posters. They want 96 or 98 posters that are in near mint condition, or they will have to pay hundreds of dollars to get the poster restored, depending on the damage.
True too. Depends on the collectors standards. If something is too minty fresh i'd be skeptical. But I've only traded and never paid above face for anything...yet.
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http://www.hi5sports.org/ (Sports Program for Kids with Disabilities)
http://www.livefootsteps.org/user/?usr=3652
http://www.hi5sports.org/ (Sports Program for Kids with Disabilities)
http://www.livefootsteps.org/user/?usr=3652
The market is super saturated and they will be lucky to get a shade over their initial investment back. It is like what happened with baseball cards in the 1990s, irrational exuberance about new cards that had been overproduced and overvalued.
http://www.hi5sports.org/ (Sports Program for Kids with Disabilities)
http://www.livefootsteps.org/user/?usr=3652
Where are all the poster junkies at?!?