Die Another Day memroblia, how much are my items worth?

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• Tilly Masterson 007 UKPosts: 1,472MI6 Agent

  September 2010

  Probably £175 - £350??
• Disco Volante Surrey, EnglandPosts: 543MI6 Agent

  September 2010

  I think that's an overestimate Jamie - the press pack and premiere brochure will probably be the most valuable.
  
  I would have thought £100, tops.
• Tilly Masterson 007 UKPosts: 1,472MI6 Agent

  September 2010

  Maybe your right Andy - I just had a quick wild estimate & probably way over estimating as you say! )
  
  £100 sounds about right - yeah.
• Simes WindsorPosts: 80MI6 Agent

  September 2010

  And in terms of actually realising those sums, I believe may still be over estimated.
  
  Trouble with the Presskit and Brochure is that there are many in circulation - £20 each may be realised.
  
  The bus stop posters aren't collected so much and the Total poster is worthless except to the completist.
  
  I would say £50 for the lot, tops.
• Tilly Masterson 007 UKPosts: 1,472MI6 Agent

  September 2010

  Simes wrote:

  And in terms of actually realising those sums, I believe may still be over estimated.

  
  Quite possibly, but it was just a rough estimate not obviously knowing the condition of any of the items.
  

  Simes wrote:

  Trouble with the Presskit and Brochure is that there are many in circulation - £20 each may be realised.

  
  I hadn't realised that there were so many in circulation! If that's the case, you'll get one dead cheap. )
• Youknowthename Carver Media GroupPosts: 501MI6 Agent

  September 2010

  Simes wrote:

  the Total poster is worthless except to the completist.

  
  Don't be fooled by the amount of collectors who are into advertising materials. If unlucky it won't sell on eBay, but if lucky it might raise about £ 10,- depending on size and condition.
• bondautohunter Posts: 78MI6 Agent

  September 2010

  I originally bought the items when D.A.D came out and payed way too much for the brochure £40 and would guess about 15- 20 pounds is more realistic now. I payed about £20 for the press kit and i think about £35 each for the posters. I would of thought that the posters would be a good investment as not many would be hard to come by as im guessing many probably were destroyed when the film promotion was over.
• Youknowthename Carver Media GroupPosts: 501MI6 Agent

  September 2010

  The première brochures are always hot stuff right after the première, some go for over £150,- ! Of course, after a few months they turn up for way, way less.
  All in all I'd stick with the press pack and brochure, they should keep their value. The posters will not raise what you paid for them unfortunately