Beatles Poster From Blokker, The Netherlands
Chorley, Lancashire (PRWEB UK) 30 May 2014
A Brief History Of The Beatles Performances:
Thursday 4th June 1964. KB Hallen, Copenhagen Denmark. Two shows, the first at 6.00pm and the second at 9.30pm each seen by 4400 people.
Saturday 6th June 1964. Veilinghal Op Hoop Van Zegen, Blokker, The Netherlands. Two shows in an auction hall in Blokker. The first at 2.30pm was seen by only 2000 fans and later performance at 7.00pm seen by 7000.
Tuesday 9th June 1964 Princess Theatre, Hong Kong. Two houses at the 1700 capacity Princess Theatre in Kowloon. Neither performance was sold out due to the ticket prices being the equivalent of the average weekly wage in Hong Kong.
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At A Glance – The Value Of Beatles Memorabilia
Beatles Signatures – On one page are valued around £2,000 - £2,500, photographs signed on the image and programmes are around £4000. Autographed Love Me Do singles are £6,000+. Autographed Beatles LP sleeves are priced as follows – Please Please Me and With The Beatles between £6,000 and £10,000, all other signed Beatles albums are priced between £8,000 and £10,000. Signed copies of A Hard Day’s Night, Beatles For Sale, Help!, Rubber Soul and Revolver in excellent condition are valued at £20000 plus. Signed copies of the White Album, Abbey Road and Let It Be could be worth more than this depending on condition. If you have a copy of Sgt. Peppers signed by all four Beatles on the gatefold it can be worth £60,000 plus!
Concert Posters – £4,000 to £8,000
Handbills – £300 to £600
Programmes – £25 to £35 much more if it is from a specific venue.
Tickets and ticket stubs – £25 to £1,250
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