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fake frank zappa concert poster on ebay eged to perfection .they did a great job

https://www.ebay.com/itm/153569300656?ViewItem=&item=153569300656

WOW

not signed but still supposed to be from 1973 its from late 90s early 200s .its a reprint aged to perfection.

one of the best ive seen for a globe reprint

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theshipcat (2297 )
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This listing contains one vintage

Frank Zappa
and
The Mother of Invention

concert poster!

ORIGINAL
NOT A REPRODUCTION
OR COPY!

Dimensions = 30" / 22"
Thick paper several layers.
This poster will be rolled up and shipped in a box.
It was rolled up when I found it so no addition wear will occur via shipping.
This poster is a MUST for any Frank Zappa fan!
Thanks for looking!

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Permalink Reply by Gratefulphish on July 17, 2019 at 8:12am

Why would someone go to all that trouble to age a Zappa poster. I am a Zappa fan, and knew Frank personally, but he is not a big collector magnet. If this was a Hendrix, Dead, Doors, Zeppelin, etc. item, it might be worth something, but in better shape, not with stains, bends and a whole lot of other flaws. This guy probably acquired it and has no idea what it is.

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Permalink Reply by marc e on July 17, 2019 at 10:37am

because if it was a real globe from 73 its worth a pretty penny

if real worth around 1k or more

ive sold zappa posters for 4k before

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Permalink Reply by Mistytdog on July 17, 2019 at 2:22pm

This poster is marked globe CLASSIC posters at the bottom . That indicates it’s from globes reprinted series from a few years back. The aging is total bs. And yes early rare Zappa posters can sell for 2k plus. I’ve got some available if anyone here is looking for some.

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Permalink Reply by Eric Keith Longo on July 17, 2019 at 2:46pm

The "aging" at lower left under the "OF" and left of "Richards" is not believable IMO.

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Permalink Reply by Gratefulphish on July 18, 2019 at 12:01am

I know a good one would be worth some money, but if I were counterfeiting it, I would not age/damage the poster to this extent, as it would keep a lot of people, including me, from even considering bidding on it. Only in the case of missing EXTRAORDINARILY rare items that I am missing in my core collection, would I consider buying a poster or handbill in this condition. In general, when dealing with items in this type of condition, unless you get an insanely good buy, it's hard to recoup your money.