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PJ & Neil Young poster - 1995 Constitution Hall Washington DC

danphxarizdanphxariz Posts: 29
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While cleaning this weekend, I found the first PJ poster I ever bought - from the 1995 Pearl Jam Voters for Choice concert at Constitution Hall in Washington DC (also opening were L7 and Neil Young - both included on the poster).  I won a lottery for tickets to the concert, by mailing in lots of postcards, and I flew from Arizona to Washington DC to see the show.  Luckily, this poster is a close to mint as possible for 25 years - no creases or tears.  I'd be willing to sell it but no idea how much I should ask for it.  Any ideas or help? 
"Butter hands" flew from her side? I wish I had butter hands. Mmmm, butter.
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    on2legson2legs Standing in the Jersey rain… Posts: 14,420
    I’ve found that ebeans is not super reliable for determining value lately. 
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    GlowGirlGlowGirl New York, NY Posts: 9,841
    danphxariz said:
    While cleaning this weekend, I found the first PJ poster I ever bought - from the 1995 Pearl Jam Voters for Choice concert at Constitution Hall in Washington DC (also opening were L7 and Neil Young - both included on the poster).  I won a lottery for tickets to the concert, by mailing in lots of postcards, and I flew from Arizona to Washington DC to see the show.  Luckily, this poster is a close to mint as possible for 25 years - no creases or tears.  I'd be willing to sell it but no idea how much I should ask for it.  Any ideas or help? 
    I was at that show. I must have mailed in about 200 postcards to WHFS. I used to have the T-shirt but don’t know what happened to it. How much do you think you want to sell the poster for?
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