This was nice to see; and it brought a happy tear to my eye. I love all the bands in these posters, and was fortunate to see some of them (especially The Grateful Dead) perform live many times. So sorry for this lady's loss of her brother; but so happy to see her so excited and happy to have the memorabilia. No matter what she decides to do with them, I'm sure she will make a choice her brother would approve of.
The R-n-R HOF would make a special room for them , seeing that are so many. Amazing. I wish they would have at least scanned of the rest of them to see what else was in there. Some Neil Young, and Janice Joplin, and the band would be neat to see. Their manager was a jerk. And wouldn't film a lot of live concerts
It's good to see humble people and you can feel they have a good heart. Her valuables are not that expensive but she is very appreciative and contented!
I'd be getting the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame on the phone (with the help of this appraiser) and decide on an arrangement that benefits both parties - they get priceless rock artifacts, I'd get financial compensation. These are priceless and deserve to be preserved where everyone can see them. The HOF would be perfect.
I get the feeling that the nostalgia and the connection to her brother was beyond the value of the posters. Like a pleasant surprise for her. I hope she is displaying them proudly now, somewhere.
I knew it as soon as she said she was adding it up. If the collection had meant anything to her, it wouldn't have been in a box under the mother's bed for almost thirty years. She had no idea where they were.
In the mid 70's I was on vacation in Lahaina on Maui and came across a Peter Max shop. I couldn't afford anything, but spent quite a bit of time in there drooling.
Jerry Miller was the Moby Grape guitarist. He told me that he was on the mailing lists for all the San Francisco promoters and got stacks of posters.a month. Once he borrowed a wheelbarrow to haul them all to a dumpster
One of the fun facts accompanying these posters is you could see Hendrix, BB King and John Mayall for $3 and walk out at the end of the evening with next week's poster!
There are very affordable protective archive portfolios for these. You save space and cost by looking through them like a large book. Store them flat in a cool, dry place. These will be worth more every year.
"Hi.....Rick from pawn stars here"....."Listen Doll.....The problem you have is that they're paper posters, and paper tends to deteriorate over time.....I'll give you 50 cents each for them......"
I hope she sold them, the true gift her brother left was the money to have some great experiences with. These posters are at their absolute peak in value right now, and will only go down later. The people collecting these are the kids that grew up with the music, and are now successful people with plenty of money to buy nostalgic items.
We use to go the The Haight. Johhny, the artist would simply take posters off the poles. Still has them. Hundreds. Like these, Grateful Dead with skull and roses, etc. We (Jay, next to me now) saw Hendrix Mayhal and King.
Bill Graham would go through San Francisco and staple the gig posters on poles. On his way back he saw most of them were gone! So he reached out to shop and store owners. Display the poster for a week, then keep the poster. They knew they were on to something even then. And probably the reason some mint ,1st editions turn up at auction.
This was from 7 years ago, a lot of these posters have doubled and tripled in value, but the flying eyeball a first print and would easily fetch $20K in today’s market. If it was graded at a 9.5 or higher, it could easily sell for over $50K today
There's nothing that is as cool as it was in the 60s-80s. No current stadium bands. Never another Van Halen, Pink Floyd, Ozzy, or Journey. No Chevelle's, or Hemi Cudas. Everything now is a copy and copies are NEVER as sought after like the originals.
They used to cost 5 dollars in the 60s. Id hate to get rid of them, but for 30 grand Id do it. I would keep the eyeball though, and have it framed in an ornate gold colored frame, then get a couple of real good ounces and a real nice pipe at a tobacconist shop and just chill around the house with the dough in a big bowl and later satisfy the munchies with some fine french food.
When I watch these videos I try to put myself in the position of the person with the stuff. I like this lady. I hate the fact that she lost her brother. But man. What would I do? Thats some great cash for something she didn't know about two years ago. But once you sell something.. It's gone. Gone forever.
I found 5 Signed Mark Twain's Collection in trash 30 to 50 Thousand dollars.and Lost Them all but 1 .!!! Unreal .the most expensive trash I ever found and Lost .
What happen to the math?? 47 posters x lowest at $2,000 ... it gets better when we go through all of them ... then he says $30,000 or so ?? Obviously, the lady was thinking something else. What a letdown...
"I wanna do something with them, i dont know what to do"................ye right you silly yank, straight down the auction house in the morning......You dont know what to do my arse!!!!
Does she need a bunch of posters? Does someone else probably want them? If not and if so, why on earth would she not sell them? If a relative of yours dies and leaves you something of value that you don't need are you going to burn it or sell it? People are just so ridiculously judgmental, usually based on almost zero information.
I think her brother would be thrilled that she kept them- and that they are worth so much! Very COOL!!
I was crying right along with her. I bet she misses her brother.
Brought a tear to my eye too
me too
She didn't even know when he died.
@Jack Money Did I saw anything about a specific date?
The Hendrix poster in the center is mind blowing for so many reasons.
she's a nice sweet lady...I hope she get's paid and puts the money to good use, in something that makes her very happy.
I have that same impression. Many of the folks are disgustingly disappointed when they learn that their STUFF isn't worth millions.
Those posters are amazing
This was nice to see; and it brought a happy tear to my eye. I love all the bands in these posters, and was fortunate to see some of them (especially The Grateful Dead) perform live many times. So sorry for this lady's loss of her brother; but so happy to see her so excited and happy to have the memorabilia. No matter what she decides to do with them, I'm sure she will make a choice her brother would approve of.
She said it best when she said "amazing", the artwork on them is just so far beyond what they have done since. and that is a fine collection.
These posters are AMAZING!!! I love sixties psychedelia.. Born too late.
Oh, I hear ya!!! Flower, power, summer of love and I MISSED IT. I would've been the ultimate flower child.
Still, we're all glad you finally made it, and happy you arrived.
Same
Now that is an amazing collection! Posters usually get rolled up and tossed to the side, but hers look almost perfect. Wow!
Sell them to the Hard Rock cafe or the Rock 'n' Roll HOF so they can keep them preserved AND on display as they are timeless works of art.
The R-n-R HOF would make a special room for them , seeing that are so many. Amazing. I wish they would have at least scanned of the rest of them to see what else was in there. Some Neil Young, and Janice Joplin, and the band would be neat to see. Their manager was a jerk. And wouldn't film a lot of live concerts
@@rondarnell949 JANIS
It's good to see humble people and you can feel they have a good heart. Her valuables are not that expensive but she is very appreciative and contented!
She seems to be happy that this thing her brother used to do ended up being so cool and valued. Great collection.
I'd be getting the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame on the phone (with the help of this appraiser) and decide on an arrangement that benefits both parties - they get priceless rock artifacts, I'd get financial compensation. These are priceless and deserve to be preserved where everyone can see them. The HOF would be perfect.
She's so sweetly happy...heartwarming
She is wonderful!
I get the feeling that the nostalgia and the connection to her brother was beyond the value of the posters. Like a pleasant surprise for her. I hope she is displaying them proudly now, somewhere.
there goes the brothers collection !!
You can't take it with you!
IKR. She'll probably sell them to Rick at Pawn stars for pennies on the dollar, then blow that money on weed, LSD, and a cirque du soleil show.
@@jeffjackson9679 You should start your own pawn shop.
I knew it as soon as she said she was adding it up. If the collection had meant anything to her, it wouldn't have been in a box under the mother's bed for almost thirty years. She had no idea where they were.
They are priceless!!!! Period!!!!!!!!!!
The art in these posters is beautiful. Amazing works.
I really dig her vibe and gratitude
The night I spent at the Fillmore West, was one of the best nights of my life. You can see all these posters hanging there.
I love these, some really cool examples of psychedelic art with art nouveau imagery.
Nothing left to do but..SMILE..SMILE..SMILE ✌️😎
Thank Goodness for Mother keeping them under the bed for so many decades. Your brother would be So Happy 😁🙌
In the mid 70's I was on vacation in Lahaina on Maui and came across a Peter Max shop. I couldn't afford anything, but spent quite a bit of time in there drooling.
That teen was ahead of his time, getting direct from the makers. Kid is making his sister cry.
Her brothers legacy lives on.
the pinholes would add more sentimental value because they know whom made them.
Amazing, I have one postcard I would love to have this collection
Jerry Miller was the Moby Grape guitarist. He told me that he was on the mailing lists for all the San Francisco promoters and got stacks of posters.a month. Once he borrowed a wheelbarrow to haul them all to a dumpster
What a sweet lady, she loved her brother.
One of the fun facts accompanying these posters is you could see Hendrix, BB King and John Mayall for $3 and walk out at the end of the evening with next week's poster!
Wow that was a huge low ball!! Even if they sold for $2,000.00 a piece(bottom dollar) x 47 the auction estimate would be $94,000.00 not 35..
Contact the show and buy them for $35,000.
Some are thousands, most are hundreds even in pristine condition.
There are very affordable protective archive portfolios for these. You save space and cost by looking through them like a large book. Store them flat in a cool, dry place. These will be worth more every year.
her reaction is genuine unlike many others
"Hi.....Rick from pawn stars here"....."Listen Doll.....The problem you have is that they're paper posters, and paper tends to deteriorate over time.....I'll give you 50 cents each for them......"
Now that's funny.
You should start your own pawn shop.
Keep a few you like best and hang them up and sell the rest. Good for her
I hope she sold them, the true gift her brother left was the money to have some great experiences with. These posters are at their absolute peak in value right now, and will only go down later. The people collecting these are the kids that grew up with the music, and are now successful people with plenty of money to buy nostalgic items.
2:43 The sound when the Milk Bone box gets shaken and Goldie gets excited.
Awesome good for her!
We use to go the The Haight. Johhny, the artist would simply take posters off the poles. Still has them. Hundreds. Like these, Grateful Dead with skull and roses, etc. We (Jay, next to me now) saw Hendrix Mayhal and King.
Bill Graham would go through San Francisco and staple the gig posters on poles. On his way back he saw most of them were gone! So he reached out to shop and store owners. Display the poster for a week, then keep the poster. They knew they were on to something even then. And probably the reason some mint ,1st editions turn up at auction.
@@brianwells4507 We did light shows, too, for BG, Chet Helms. I'm going to talk to Johnny soon. He could use a few $$ thousand.
The Filmore still has and displays most every poster they put out inside the SF venue...
These posters were her brother's gift to her from the afterlife. 🙏
Love those Hendrix prints.
I hope they were kept together. They are more culturally valuble as a collection, I would think.
I hope she sells them to a collector so she can enjoy her life for a bit.
I would like to see an episode of just her posters. I want to see them all.
Wasn't sure which one was the expert until the video started.
Lol same here..
What was that noise she made at 2:44 haha
So sweet
Time to go to the frame shop😁
Awwww I love her😂❤️❤️
Not gonna lie these posters are awesome
My reaction when I find out my ice cream is free: 2:41
I died!
The flying eyeball design was ripped off from the Infamous pinstriper Kenny Howard aka Von Dutch from the late 50s.
It wasn't ripped off... It was an inspiration just like any art is.
This was from 7 years ago, a lot of these posters have doubled and tripled in value, but the flying eyeball a first print and would easily fetch $20K in today’s market. If it was graded at a 9.5 or higher, it could easily sell for over $50K today
That's not accurate.
A Flying Eyeball sold for $70K at “Sixtiesposters” last month
The fact that they even exist after all these years people should be grateful 😏
Thanks a million bruv
Glad the posters survived.
There's nothing that is as cool as it was in the 60s-80s. No current stadium bands. Never another Van Halen, Pink Floyd, Ozzy, or Journey. No Chevelle's, or Hemi Cudas. Everything now is a copy and copies are NEVER as sought after like the originals.
Those could go for much more depending on who wanted them and how much they were willing to pay!
Wow!
It hurts to know that her brother is gone at an early age. His gift to the family.
Pawn Stars would be like, "I'll give you $4,000. I'm gonna have to frame them, sell them individually, and they'll sit around for a while."
This is where they give him the middle finger.
You should start your own pawn shop.
WOW very lucky sister!! May your brother RIP🙏💖
She could sell some and keep others.
They used to cost 5 dollars in the 60s. Id hate to get rid of them, but for 30 grand Id do it. I would keep the eyeball though, and have it framed in an ornate gold colored frame, then get a couple of real good ounces and a real nice pipe at a tobacconist shop and just chill around the house with the dough in a big bowl and later satisfy the munchies with some fine french food.
$1-$2. In the 70's they were $5-$10, then they went up a lot in the 80's and 90's....$20-$40, now......a lot more depending on the version.
This dude looks like he owns an extensive wine collection and he's part of some society for gentlemen.
HA!
SOLD
I loved my brother but i like the money 🤑🤑 more now 😭😭😭
When I watch these videos I try to put myself in the position of the person with the stuff. I like this lady. I hate the fact that she lost her brother. But man. What would I do? Thats some great cash for something she didn't know about two years ago. But once you sell something.. It's gone. Gone forever.
I'd just keep 2 or 3 and enjoy the money for the rest. I'm sure her brother would be ok with that
I found 5 Signed Mark Twain's Collection in trash 30 to 50 Thousand dollars.and Lost Them all but 1 .!!! Unreal .the most expensive trash I ever found and Lost .
I should have kept my rock posters. I had quite a few.
James Marshall Hendrix. Todavia Numero Uno. 🎸 🎟
In Britain the Antique Road Show used to get 10,000,000 viewers every sunday
I imagine most of them died since they were most likely quite old.
magnifique ¡
Talk about a gift from the grave
she's gunna sell her brothers POSTERS watch
2:43
Sell those material things and get paid so you and mom can survive these brutal times we live in, brother would agree.
At 3to 5thousand apiece times 48 isnt that more then 35 thousand?
Sell the reprints, loan the originals. She'll make more than the estimate over time.
If we all could find our stuff in a box under a mother's bed sigh...
I'd buy them for that much.
How are the top 3 worth 10 grand and the other 44 only worth 10 grand when he hasn't even looked through them all 🤔
I'm sure he looked at them all and for the sake of the segment, only displayed the top 3 posters. They usually research items before they record.
They probably research all of them and showcase the top 3. Some of the others might have had rips, creases, or tack holes or tape residue.
I would sell them and buy a hot rod
What happen to the math?? 47 posters x lowest at $2,000 ... it gets better when we go through all of them ... then he says $30,000 or so ?? Obviously, the lady was thinking something else. What a letdown...
She is excited , I would be too !
If that gal is reading this and wants to sell those Hendrix posters I will pay you 10k.
...'for a bunch of posters'" Yea... she sold em! :)
Nice lady
Frame them!
"Condition is everything..." and look, they've used drawing pins to attach to the backdrop....
Alison Wünderland nope magnets!
@@lisabatten9858 Was wondering about that also; thanks for clarifying
Magnets. You can see the pin marks where her brother had them hung up on the wall, but that's separate from how the show hung them.
Anyone else think that yellowish Hendrix poster looked like Kanye...
Just posters, sell them and buy yourself a nice car. :)
"I wanna do something with them, i dont know what to do"................ye right you silly yank, straight down the auction house in the morning......You dont know what to do my arse!!!!
Dead brother be damned. Sister needs a new pair of shoes.
"Yay wow my dumb druggie brother was worth something now I can buy all the fast food I crave and never have sex" ....lmao
Trump voter for sure
So she profited from her dead brother's belongings.
sweiland75 I'm pretty sure most stuff on here are profiting from some dead family member.
Does she need a bunch of posters? Does someone else probably want them? If not and if so, why on earth would she not sell them? If a relative of yours dies and leaves you something of value that you don't need are you going to burn it or sell it? People are just so ridiculously judgmental, usually based on almost zero information.
Yeah, so? The majority of items on here are items passed down by other family members. What's wrong with her selling them?
Would you rather have her return them to the drawer underneath the bed?