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400+ Music & Hollywood Autographs Selling Tomorrow from John Brennan's Collection
RR Auction is selling 400+ autographs and memorabilia from John Brennan's collection on LiveAuctioneers today (Thursday Jan. 24).
Nirvana, Madonna, Prince, Bowie, U2, Eagles, Cher, Rolling Stones, McCartney, Deep Purple, Sex Pistols and a ton of others.
Plus Pacino, Angelina Jolie, Jack Nicholson, George Lucas, and a lot more cool names. All authenticated by Epperson or Beckett..
There are lots with estimates from under $100 to a McCartney body-signed guitar with a $5,000 estimate.
Here a link: https://www.liveauctioneers.com/catalog/134046_music-and-hollywood-...
The auction on now and ends with live bidding at 7PM Eastern Time tonight: Thursday.
Here's a few pics:
Have you seen it?
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Permalink Reply by Classic Rock on
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Thank you Steve for letting us know!
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Permalink Reply by marc e on
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looks like only around 41 lots out of 449 sold .all 7 u2 lots never sold
someone lost a lot of money tonight.ive never seen an auction take a hit so bad with real stuff
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Permalink Reply by Paul on
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I think everyone is sick of seeing the items some items are the second time listings and a lot of the items are common easy to find items.
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I agree. It's over kill to many of the same artists over and over and common albums and photos. 4 signed who albums sold for 100$ that's a disaster
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Permalink Reply by Bruce Juice on
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many items did not meet the reserves which were on most items -- so Brennan didn't lose a dime -- he get's all his stuff back for future auctions. Minimum bids and reserves were obviously way too high
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But depending how the fees were structured he could be liable for insurance and a slotting fee. So the expense out of pocket roughly is around 5 to 6 k .I know how rr fees work even on a discount. It depends if they agreed to eat all plus they used invaluables this time instead of there site so good knows how much more.
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They do me . 41 itiems out of over 400 . That's a disaster. And it's not free to run or consign to a auction. I've never see an auction with that bad results with real stuff. I mean stuff didn't even get sold at 100$ for some stuff.
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Permalink Reply by Joe W. on
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Except for highly desirable items the market is flat. Too much product; not enough interest. The hobby is changing.
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That's exactly right Joe! Who wants to buy something that everyone else has I sold a lot of my common items and put it towards a The Beatles set, prefer owning one decent item but these days graphs are sold through artist stores usually cheaper than ebayers so where that leaves them, who knows.
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