Wow, 10.000 $, but if it is from the original film is evident.

It's really beautiful, I want it! But I'd have to steal it, I can't pay for it

Boingo_Buzzard Wrote:How can you tell, though, if it's REALLY from the film? It's not like there aren't a ton of reference pictures, to make your own. $10K seems like a pretty major gamble.

There's really no way to be 100% certain of the authenticity of the piece, but that doesn't matter now. Now that Profiles In History is brokering the piece it will be forever tied to them, and that's really all the provenance the piece needs in the eyes of most prop collectors. It's also quite possible that this costume, or parts of it, came from the Disney auctions back in 2002 so there may be a Disney COA with it. Granted COA's aren't really worth the paper they are printed on, but they give some people that warm and fuzzy feeling.

As far as the price goes, I'd say that 10K is about right. If it could be proven that Bruce actually wore that jumpsuit in a scene, then I think 10K would be a bargain. There's also an 18% buyers fee to be paid on the final ending price so even if you won it for the opening bid of 10K, you would still have to pay $11,800 for it .

Keep in mind that the last suit Profiles sold (March 31, 2006) was simply an "Elder's tunic with boots" and it closed for $5000! It's a shame that this suit is surfacing now. The wife and I are currently house shopping and she would murder me if I put in a bid ;^). Asi es la vida....

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Boingo_Buzzard Wrote:Yeah, but then you could haunt her as a ghost in a Tron costume. How cool would that be?

Hmm - I'd say that's pretty damn cool.

So... put in a bit, TimothyC. Nothing to worry about now. Hell, I just want to see the GhostTRON photos!

@Red5 (Barry?) -- You've basically insulted the buyer of every Tron costume prop that's been posted here over the last year or so. We get it already, you don't collect props and don't see them as something of value.

Seriously, your posts in these threads only show how little you know about prop collecting. Everyone has an opinion, but I just don't understand why you feel the need to insult the buyer, or potential buyers, in every prop related thread? Whether it's a $2000 auction or a $10K one, you've always got something negative to say.

Please don't misconstrue this as a personal attack, it's certainly not. I'm just letting you know publicly that we officially realize you just don't understand props and the prop market .

Cheers!

-Timothy


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Red5 Wrote: Anyone stupid enough to shell out $10,000 for this deserves to be ripped off. Still, some poor fool with money to burn will go in for it. Unreal.

If they have the money to burn, as you say, why would the purchase be foolish? A good friend of mine who owns three restaurants regularly purchases original Frazetta art through auctions like this. Due to his spending habits and generosity, I have a $7000 original hanging on my wall. Was his purchase foolish? It didn't impact his ability to own two houses or three very nice cars. It did not impact him in any way shape or form. Value is relative to income. And let's be realistic, you can't take it with you.

Is everything you own functional and practical? If not, I would think your words a bit hypocritical.

If you have 100000000000000000000$, 10.000$ isn't too much , so if one stupid rich pays for it, it's probably normal.

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I thought at one time that $30k would have been insanity incarnate. However, I saw a Star Trek auction show on cable (forget the channel) where people were bidding hundreds of thousands on ST and STTNG stuff.

So... 30k?.. *shrugs*