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Beatles promo card

Here are pictures of the front and back of the card that I won at auction today.when the smoke cleared,I won it for about 5800.00 usd.Imo, I got it for a real bargain.the pics were just sent to me,so I thought I would post them.

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Permalink Reply by Paul Hakimian on April 27, 2016 at 4:16pm

Paul ,I agree with Karl,it all depends on ink quality,sig placement ,front or back signed.There are a lot of variables warranting value.For example, I went for the one I won because of the nice bold ink,the fabulous spot on signatures ,and the nice placement of the sigs.Ive seen some examples of comparable cards of this quality sell for 3-4k more than I paid for it.Bottom line,if you like a piece,price is secondary to a point.thats my opinion anyway.I also see it as an opportunity to buy a piece on the cheap.In this case,I'm fairly confident that if I was to flip this card now,Put it up on Rr or iconic,ect,I would probably make a couple of grand.

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Permalink Reply by Francesco Collina on April 28, 2016 at 6:31am

Yes it's true! but I often see many difference on final price for the same item.

For example few months ago I saw a J. Hendrix signed promo card sold on RR auction for more than 10K dollars, and a similar promo card signed on by all members of the J.H.Experience sold for little more than 3K.