Using OKC for example, if the show had happened, I’d have the potential to get the OKC poster along with just those there at the show.
Now, with with an online release, I’ve got to fight with everyone worldwide for the same poster. The fact that others now have the same access significantly diminishes my chances of getting the poster to the event that I actually had tickets to.
Frustrating, but I totally get it. Almost makes me want to jump in and purchase posters to other shows I wouldn’t have gone to so that if I miss out on OKC, I may have some trading equity.
Judging by how long Hamilton has been available and STL was available before selling out, you're not going to have to fight anyone to get an OKC poster if you want it. It'll be much easier than standing in line for hours at the arena.
Agreed. However, I was referring to the APs. My expectation is to purchase from the shop, but I still have my hopes up for one of the few s/n..
A/P’s aren’t sold in the shop. Only directly from the artist. Those drops are always frantic and you’re always competing against the whole world for those posters.
Ahhhh..
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I love that some bozo posted St. Louis on eBay as “tour variant”
I saw that and thought the same thing. Also crazy people are paying $100 plus over cost for a poster that is still for sale here.
Any actual sales at that price? I'd hope not
Some of these prices are crazy. I know a lot of them that are listed are the artist edition, but still. And if you are reselling them so quickly you had no intention to keep them and you are just assuming they will sell. A gamble for postponed shows that no one actually went to.
Plus, what are some of these people doing? Right now on Ebay they are anywhere from $100 to $400. Who is offering it for $400 when there are plenty available on there for much less? I like selling stuff, and wouldn't resell posters because I know people really want them and can be hard to get (had a couple of my own crappy experiences), but how do you not at least take a look at the market and see if anyone even wants them?
Also, even though the St. Louis poster is the first to sell out, it took a while. Guessing most people who wanted one got one. Can't imagine there is a huge resale market for these. But who knows what people will buy.
Using OKC for example, if the show had happened, I’d have the potential to get the OKC poster along with just those there at the show.
Now, with with an online release, I’ve got to fight with everyone worldwide for the same poster. The fact that others now have the same access significantly diminishes my chances of getting the poster to the event that I actually had tickets to.
Frustrating, but I totally get it. Almost makes me want to jump in and purchase posters to other shows I wouldn’t have gone to so that if I miss out on OKC, I may have some trading equity.
Judging by how long Hamilton has been available and STL was available before selling out, you're not going to have to fight anyone to get an OKC poster if you want it. It'll be much easier than standing in line for hours at the arena.
Agreed. However, I was referring to the APs. My expectation is to purchase from the shop, but I still have my hopes up for one of the few s/n..
No you weren't. The APs have never been sold at the venue. Always online drops where you're fighting with everyone worldwide.
What’s this guys deal? So much disdain..
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I love that some bozo posted St. Louis on eBay as “tour variant”
I saw that and thought the same thing. Also crazy people are paying $100 plus over cost for a poster that is still for sale here.
Any actual sales at that price? I'd hope not
Some of these prices are crazy. I know a lot of them that are listed are the artist edition, but still. And if you are reselling them so quickly you had no intention to keep them and you are just assuming they will sell. A gamble for postponed shows that no one actually went to.
Plus, what are some of these people doing? Right now on Ebay they are anywhere from $100 to $400. Who is offering it for $400 when there are plenty available on there for much less? I like selling stuff, and wouldn't resell posters because I know people really want them and can be hard to get (had a couple of my own crappy experiences), but how do you not at least take a look at the market and see if anyone even wants them?
Also, even though the St. Louis poster is the first to sell out, it took a while. Guessing most people who wanted one got one. Can't imagine there is a huge resale market for these. But who knows what people will buy.
I think all those sales I posted are show editions.
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I love that some bozo posted St. Louis on eBay as “tour variant”
I saw that and thought the same thing. Also crazy people are paying $100 plus over cost for a poster that is still for sale here.
Any actual sales at that price? I'd hope not
Some of these prices are crazy. I know a lot of them that are listed are the artist edition, but still. And if you are reselling them so quickly you had no intention to keep them and you are just assuming they will sell. A gamble for postponed shows that no one actually went to.
Plus, what are some of these people doing? Right now on Ebay they are anywhere from $100 to $400. Who is offering it for $400 when there are plenty available on there for much less? I like selling stuff, and wouldn't resell posters because I know people really want them and can be hard to get (had a couple of my own crappy experiences), but how do you not at least take a look at the market and see if anyone even wants them?
Also, even though the St. Louis poster is the first to sell out, it took a while. Guessing most people who wanted one got one. Can't imagine there is a huge resale market for these. But who knows what people will buy.
They're gambling.
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I love that some bozo posted St. Louis on eBay as “tour variant”
I saw that and thought the same thing. Also crazy people are paying $100 plus over cost for a poster that is still for sale here.
Any actual sales at that price? I'd hope not
Some of these prices are crazy. I know a lot of them that are listed are the artist edition, but still. And if you are reselling them so quickly you had no intention to keep them and you are just assuming they will sell. A gamble for postponed shows that no one actually went to.
Plus, what are some of these people doing? Right now on Ebay they are anywhere from $100 to $400. Who is offering it for $400 when there are plenty available on there for much less? I like selling stuff, and wouldn't resell posters because I know people really want them and can be hard to get (had a couple of my own crappy experiences), but how do you not at least take a look at the market and see if anyone even wants them?
Also, even though the St. Louis poster is the first to sell out, it took a while. Guessing most people who wanted one got one. Can't imagine there is a huge resale market for these. But who knows what people will buy.
I think all those sales I posted are show editions.
Most of the really expensive ones on eBay are artist editions, but they are still crazy. Is there a demand to pay that much for an artist print that unless you just love the artist has no sentimental value to almost everyone? The show ones going for $150 or $200? That took hours to sell out? They'll be lucky to get their money back. But I guess at $35 if someone bites its an OK gamble. The artist edition ones are a much bigger gamble.
I love that some bozo posted St. Louis on eBay as “tour variant”
I saw that and thought the same thing. Also crazy people are paying $100 plus over cost for a poster that is still for sale here.
Any actual sales at that price? I'd hope not
Some of these prices are crazy. I know a lot of them that are listed are the artist edition, but still. And if you are reselling them so quickly you had no intention to keep them and you are just assuming they will sell. A gamble for postponed shows that no one actually went to.
Plus, what are some of these people doing? Right now on Ebay they are anywhere from $100 to $400. Who is offering it for $400 when there are plenty available on there for much less? I like selling stuff, and wouldn't resell posters because I know people really want them and can be hard to get (had a couple of my own crappy experiences), but how do you not at least take a look at the market and see if anyone even wants them?
Also, even though the St. Louis poster is the first to sell out, it took a while. Guessing most people who wanted one got one. Can't imagine there is a huge resale market for these. But who knows what people will buy.
I think all those sales I posted are show editions.
Most of the really expensive ones on eBay are artist editions, but they are still crazy. Is there a demand to pay that much for an artist print that unless you just love the artist has no sentimental value to almost everyone? The show ones going for $150 or $200? That took hours to sell out? They'll be lucky to get their money back. But I guess at $35 if someone bites its an OK gamble.
Yeah... my posting was about the show editions. Specifically that people were paying over $100 for a poster still for sale here for $35.
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Its no gamble at all if you love Pearl Jam or posters. I buy them all just about. I've sold a bunch too, definitely for more than I paid and traded for a bunch and have every show i've been to which I wouldnt sell. But lets be honest, over time, they are worth a lot more. I could sell them all and put in a pool.
Using OKC for example, if the show had happened, I’d have the potential to get the OKC poster along with just those there at the show.
Now, with with an online release, I’ve got to fight with everyone worldwide for the same poster. The fact that others now have the same access significantly diminishes my chances of getting the poster to the event that I actually had tickets to.
Frustrating, but I totally get it. Almost makes me want to jump in and purchase posters to other shows I wouldn’t have gone to so that if I miss out on OKC, I may have some trading equity.
Judging by how long Hamilton has been available and STL was available before selling out, you're not going to have to fight anyone to get an OKC poster if you want it. It'll be much easier than standing in line for hours at the arena.
Agreed. However, I was referring to the APs. My expectation is to purchase from the shop, but I still have my hopes up for one of the few s/n..
No you weren't. The APs have never been sold at the venue. Always online drops where you're fighting with everyone worldwide.
What’s this guys deal? So much disdain..
No disdain bro. Just trying to help clear up your confusion.
I love that some bozo posted St. Louis on eBay as “tour variant”
I saw that and thought the same thing. Also crazy people are paying $100 plus over cost for a poster that is still for sale here.
Any actual sales at that price? I'd hope not
Some of these prices are crazy. I know a lot of them that are listed are the artist edition, but still. And if you are reselling them so quickly you had no intention to keep them and you are just assuming they will sell. A gamble for postponed shows that no one actually went to.
Plus, what are some of these people doing? Right now on Ebay they are anywhere from $100 to $400. Who is offering it for $400 when there are plenty available on there for much less? I like selling stuff, and wouldn't resell posters because I know people really want them and can be hard to get (had a couple of my own crappy experiences), but how do you not at least take a look at the market and see if anyone even wants them?
Also, even though the St. Louis poster is the first to sell out, it took a while. Guessing most people who wanted one got one. Can't imagine there is a huge resale market for these. But who knows what people will buy.
I think all those sales I posted are show editions.
Most of the really expensive ones on eBay are artist editions, but they are still crazy. Is there a demand to pay that much for an artist print that unless you just love the artist has no sentimental value to almost everyone? The show ones going for $150 or $200? That took hours to sell out? They'll be lucky to get their money back. But I guess at $35 if someone bites its an OK gamble. The artist edition ones are a much bigger gamble.
The artist editions were only $65 for the Williams, so not much of a gamble. They'll always fetch a higher price
Anyone who is not buying a Baltimore willing to grab one for me? Is that allowed here?
Want one for myself but would also like to gift one to a friend who was going to the show with me before it was cancelled. Can venmo/paypal the cost as soon as they go up and then shipping to NJ as well. Apologies if this isn't allowed here.
Anyone who is not buying a Baltimore willing to grab one for me? Is that allowed here?
Want one for myself but would also like to gift one to a friend who was going to the show with me before it was cancelled. Can venmo/paypal the cost as soon as they go up and then shipping to NJ as well. Apologies if this isn't allowed here.
You can actually buy one of each of the "10c" allotment and the "Tour" allotment. The 10c go up first and then when those sell out the Tour versions go up.
I love that some bozo posted St. Louis on eBay as “tour variant”
I saw that and thought the same thing. Also crazy people are paying $100 plus over cost for a poster that is still for sale here.
Any actual sales at that price? I'd hope not
Some of these prices are crazy. I know a lot of them that are listed are the artist edition, but still. And if you are reselling them so quickly you had no intention to keep them and you are just assuming they will sell. A gamble for postponed shows that no one actually went to.
Plus, what are some of these people doing? Right now on Ebay they are anywhere from $100 to $400. Who is offering it for $400 when there are plenty available on there for much less? I like selling stuff, and wouldn't resell posters because I know people really want them and can be hard to get (had a couple of my own crappy experiences), but how do you not at least take a look at the market and see if anyone even wants them?
Also, even though the St. Louis poster is the first to sell out, it took a while. Guessing most people who wanted one got one. Can't imagine there is a huge resale market for these. But who knows what people will buy.
I think all those sales I posted are show editions.
Most of the really expensive ones on eBay are artist editions, but they are still crazy. Is there a demand to pay that much for an artist print that unless you just love the artist has no sentimental value to almost everyone? The show ones going for $150 or $200? That took hours to sell out? They'll be lucky to get their money back. But I guess at $35 if someone bites its an OK gamble. The artist edition ones are a much bigger gamble.
The artist editions were only $65 for the Williams, so not much of a gamble. They'll always fetch a higher price
You're right since the cost isn't too high out of pocket, but $400 out of the gate is kind of crazy. I think that makes people think that's what they are worth too and it makes the market stupid when they never sell.
I am wondering about the demand for these since the shows never happened? Is it going to be strong because of that unique aspect or will no one really want them? Probably somewhere in the middle, but it will be interesting to watch.
Anyone who is not buying a Baltimore willing to grab one for me? Is that allowed here?
Want one for myself but would also like to gift one to a friend who was going to the show with me before it was cancelled. Can venmo/paypal the cost as soon as they go up and then shipping to NJ as well. Apologies if this isn't allowed here.
You can actually buy one of each of the "10c" allotment and the "Tour" allotment. The 10c go up first and then when those sell out the Tour versions go up.
Oh perfect! I did not know that. Thank you for the heads up.
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Just charge $200 per print and call it a day. If they don't sell out, put them on ebay and let the market dictate.
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Plus, what are some of these people doing? Right now on Ebay they are anywhere from $100 to $400. Who is offering it for $400 when there are plenty available on there for much less? I like selling stuff, and wouldn't resell posters because I know people really want them and can be hard to get (had a couple of my own crappy experiences), but how do you not at least take a look at the market and see if anyone even wants them?
Also, even though the St. Louis poster is the first to sell out, it took a while. Guessing most people who wanted one got one. Can't imagine there is a huge resale market for these. But who knows what people will buy.
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Want one for myself but would also like to gift one to a friend who was going to the show with me before it was cancelled. Can venmo/paypal the cost as soon as they go up and then shipping to NJ as well. Apologies if this isn't allowed here.
"Stay tuned for news about a sale on Friday, August 14th for the BTAS TYGER TYGER and PEARL JAM TORONTO posters!"
I am wondering about the demand for these since the shows never happened? Is it going to be strong because of that unique aspect or will no one really want them? Probably somewhere in the middle, but it will be interesting to watch.
So if they release anything today, it will be one or both of those. I don't think any other artists have sold posters yet, but I might be wrong.
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