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The power of Sir Mick!

This somewhat ugly PSA/DNA cut of the icon Sir Mick Jagger sold for $745. It shows up as having sold for $799.99, but the Best Offer Accepted price was $745.

I have consistently been seeing simple cut autographs of Mick Jagger and Paul McCartney sell on eBay in the neighborhood of $800. So their autographs on pretty much anything else should only be worth more.

Anyway, here's the link if anyone is interested, and there's a pic below.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/MICK-JAGGER-THE-ROLLING-STONES-AUTHENTIC-SI...

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Permalink Reply by Paul on April 24, 2015 at 11:22pm

I don't believe their signatures are worth much more on an album unless it's a beatles album. People may like the idea of the psa DNA approved plastic cover, I'm sure some people have whole draws full of them.

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Permalink Reply by James on April 24, 2015 at 11:43pm

"Drawers full of them." That's funny, and probably true. Cuts, encapsulated or not, generally aren't the most attractive thing. Of course, I would take a Lennon. I'm not opposed to them - just not my first choice. I just got my Mick Jagger signed 1985 copy of Rolling Stone magazine. I'm pretty happy with it. Presspasscollectibles has a Mick signed Rolling Stone issue for sale for $2500! I hope it sells for that much (though I know it won't); then I'd feel really good about my purchase!

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Permalink Reply by Paul on April 24, 2015 at 11:50pm

Press have high mark ups. The beach boys album they have they bought it for 300 and selling it for 799 on sale mind you from 999. Mick goes hard at concert.

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Permalink Reply by James on April 25, 2015 at 12:24pm

Paul, I know what you mean about their mark-up. Last year I watched as they paid $1500 for an unauthenticated Babe Ruth signed photo. They immediately sent it in to PSA and got it authenticated (usually costs $300 for Ruth). Then they immediately put it up on eBay for $5250! I can't remember now if or what it sold for.

Regarding Mick, when you say "he goes hard at concert", are you saying he signs a lot of autographs or he just performs all-out?

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Permalink Reply by Paul on April 25, 2015 at 2:37pm

Performs all out.
Also with press pass they get caiazzo to authenticate some beatles items, now whether that is from press pass buying from somewhere where they can get a coa of caiazzo or they may know him personally.

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Permalink Reply by Paul on April 25, 2015 at 2:39pm

They also have another business with all the same items that is on their ebay store for sale. There were another thread about them.

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Permalink Reply by James on April 25, 2015 at 3:14pm

I read through a couple of threads about Press Pass. I agree with that much of there stuff is good, but also much is questionable as well. This Kyle guy from Arizona, who owns press pass, apparently had a rep of being a forger earlier in his career. I do think a couple of these Mick cuts may not be real.