Signed shirt...Whats it worth?

Hey,

So I have a t-shirt autographed by a few bands.

Pantera, Static X, Scrape.

Now everyone knows about Dimebag Darrel, but this also has Wayne Static as well who also died last year.  My shirt has all members of each band, as part of a meet and greet for a concert here in PHX. Any idea what I might be able to get for it? I'm seeing posters on other sites going for 200+ for just Dimebag Darrel on them. This has to be a little more right?

Plus what about some 2001 world series merch or an autographed Shaq ball?

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Permalink Reply by Rock G III on March 16, 2015 at 3:01pm

Signed shirts are a hard sell as they are impossible to display properly if both sides are signed. Even more then it comes down to shirts content. if a concert shirt with artwork or something like a ozzfest shirt it may bump it up a bit but this is a local radio station. While nice and authentic I have a feeling its a tough sell. 

Permalink Reply by Paul on March 16, 2015 at 3:40pm

 I second that, most people prefer a album signed. Clothing doesn't sell as well. Last year I seen a kurt cobain signed t shirt sell for 400 dollars which was authentic.

Permalink Reply by Jason Torrence on March 16, 2015 at 4:04pm

Thanks guys, and yes I realize it may be a tough sell. That's kinda why I am on this site I guess. It was a local radio contest in which I won a meet and greet from. I was hoping I might be able to get a possible dollar amount first or decide to give to my kid. Im actually gonna ask that radio station if they are interested.

 

Permalink Reply by Rock G III on March 16, 2015 at 6:42pm

The memory is worth far more than the value. Save it and pop in some cds in a few years with the kid and pass the shirt on. 

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