Concert shirts value

Concert shirts value

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dvshannow

Original Poster:

1,580 posts

136 months

Sunday 18th February
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Does anyone know how to check if a t shirt has any value as a collectible?




Have this one eg which was bought on their first UK tour at the then Brixton Academy

Turn7

23,609 posts

221 months

Sunday 18th February
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Im curious as to why you think it may even have a value ?

nuyorican

749 posts

102 months

Sunday 18th February
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No idea. A good way to find out would be to put it up for auction on eBay. It'll find its value. You could always spam some of the band's fan groups on Facebook/Forums.

I imagine it will have value, but can you prove it's genuine?

dvshannow

Original Poster:

1,580 posts

136 months

Sunday 18th February
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Turn7 said:
Im curious as to why you think it may even have a value ?
They are a big band now and it was their first uk tour , and loads of stuff it seems has value and this is something relatively limited

DodgyGeezer

40,457 posts

190 months

Sunday 18th February
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Turn7 said:
Im curious as to why you think it may even have a value ?
Look at some original Rush Tees, can fetch silly (IMO) albeit not big money. All it takes is the right fan

PurpleTurtle

6,990 posts

144 months

Monday 19th February
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Yep, pop it on eBay with a reserve that you are happy with and let the market dictate.

I’ve got about 300 band t-shirts, a lot of them I’m unlikely to ever fit in again, so i’ll be gracing eBay with my wares at some point!!

My finger in the air guestimate is that your tee will make 50 quid from an Arctic Monkeys nerd.

Edited by PurpleTurtle on Monday 19th February 00:06