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RR Nirvana prices and where do they go from here?
I'm starting this discussion because based on a previous discussion (see images below).
I own a signed Nirvana photo that I bought years ago from VIP autographs aka (John Brennan). Way before the prices went through the roof. So I've seen my photo go from $1400, to $5000, up to $12000. And RRauctions have helped accelerate the prices, but are they real and will they hold?
My concern is that John Brennan has a lot more Nirvana signed items to release through RRauctions based on the discussion below. If this is true I feel the market will see prices come down. Eventually, what goes up must come down. Evan more so when the market is be helped by an over saturation of signed items.
In part, is R&R responsible for what happens to the Nirvana market? In short "YES", they have to be. They know how much there is and are in control of the auctions and how much is released.
Your thoughts are welcome.
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Permalink Reply by Paul on
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Show us your signed photo? Collectors will usually value their Nirvana graphs high but I've just sold mine recently so I have a fair idea. Theres so much that jb's been releasing at auction that surely it would have an effect on the market because most of the items are just so generic these days.
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Permalink Reply by Mr. Otter Bubotter on
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Here you go. What and how much did you sell yours for?
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You might get anywhere from 4 to 6 realistcally at auction then pay your commission on the sale it could run away but I doubt it with a number of Nirvana graphs available to buy these days. I know someone who is wanting to buy nirvana and they may offer you 4 on it if I showed them.
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Sorry but No, I collect and only sell when I have two or more.
Now back to what you sold yours for?
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It's a secret because people dont need to know because the partys involved.
Look at jb's pearl jam and soundgarden graphs selling for under 1000 , under 500 while others have 2k on them on Ebay.
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Understood...........
I already got my Pearl Jam, Soundgarden, and Temple of the Dog signed promos. Again, the trick is getting them early.
Now back to R&R, John Brennan, and Nirvana. In one of your posts you mentioned that John Brennan a lot of Nirvana still to sell? Wont that hurt the market?
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Yes just like the PJ, soundgarden etc.
If there's more to choose from the prices wont be increasing any time soon.
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Permalink Reply by marc e on
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yes anyone who jumps and over pays is stupid for an album or photo for basically any band from the 70s on and theres tons of invertory especicaly from the 90s on stock that got done.
ive seen stuff sell in rr for thousands and then sell in the next auction for hundreds excat same artist. rr gets paid that's all that's matters
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in the early 200os I will not tell u have many I was offerd to buy in bulk for I belive the number was between 500$ to 1k if I wanted
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for nirvana the rare stuff will be the personel stuff like setlist signed guitars or drumheads or stage used stuff as there are very few that excist.
there are tons of signed photos my guess a few hundred maybe more then signed cds theres next ,there just being put in the market slowly .I belive there putting the wurst in first
I think the nirvana signed vinyly is worth the most and the very large nevermind poster that about 3 x 5 feet the first one they did for the album. that's the best bang for ur money
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