Sell Your Screen Used Pulp Fiction Prop for $50,000+ at NateDSanders.com
FREE APPRAISAL. To appraise, auction, authenticate, buy, consign or sell screen used Pulp Fiction prop for over $50,000 each, please email [email protected] or phone the Nate D. Sanders Auction House in Los Angeles at (310) 440-2982.
Screen Used Pulp Fiction Prop
Recently, an original screen used Pulp Fiction prop (Samuel L. Jackson’s Bad Motherfucker wallet) sold for around $65,000 and we can obtain up to this price and higher for you for your Pulp Fiction screen used prop especially original a screen worn Pulp Fiction prop from Samuel L. Jackson, Michelle Pfeiffer and John Travolta.
About Our Auction House
The Nate D. Sanders Auction House in Los Angeles has sold millions of dollars worth of screen used memorabilia and original Academy Awards. Here is one news article that describes not only describes our success with your consignments but illustrates why we obtain such high prices — the massive free publicity we obtain.
See: http://www.gettyimages.com/event/tribute-to-bambi-2017-party-775053454?
All of the Oscars pictured by Getty Images sold for $3 million dollars on a single day and Getty Images photographs gets used by most worldwide news outlets including CNN, Fox News, LA Times, NY Times, The Times of London, etc.
Here is a Vanity Fair article of how we sold just one piece of movie memorabilia for over $425,000, even though we have sold over $6 million worth of Academy Awards:
https://www.vanityfair.com/hollywood/2012/09/joan-crawford-academy-award-auction
The Academy Award That Joan Crawford Accepted in Bed Sells; Can You Guess for How Much?
As Hollywood legend has it, Joan Crawford feigned illness before the 1946 Academy Award ceremony. Nominated for her starring role in Mildred Pierce—which many people considered her comeback vehicle after a two-year absence from the screen—Crawford believed that Ingrid Bergman would win the Oscar for The Bells of St. Mary’s and did not want to be present for the loss. After discovering that she had won, however, she reportedly applied her makeup and invited members of the press into her bedroom as she accepted her statuette in bed. Can you guess how much the legendary Oscar—the only Academy Award that Crawford won in her nearly five-decade career—sold for on the auction block on Tuesday?
The answer: $426,732. To put this figure in perspective, in 2001 Steven Spielberg paid $578,000 for the Academy Award that belonged to Crawford’s arch rival, Bette Davis, for her role inJezebel. Spielberg paid even more—$607,500—for Clark Gable’s It Happened One Night trophy. In December 2011, Orson Welles’s Academy Award for co-writing the screenplay to Citizen Kane sold for approximately $862,000 at the L.A. auction house Nate D. Sanders, which also facilitated the Crawford-award sale. After paying that much, it’s likely that these deep-pocketed buyers transported their new hardware in something more substantial than a paper bag.
FREE APPRAISAL. To appraise, auction, authenticate, buy, consign or sell screen used Pulp Fiction prop for over $50,000 each, please email [email protected] or phone the Nate D. Sanders Auction House in Los Angeles at (310) 440-2982.