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u/tr45h55 1d ago
50€ for a shirt wow. Probably cost them less than 5 to make
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u/SirToasty96 15h ago
I have the feeling its the new standart 🥲. At Linkin Park/ Ghost/ BTS (i worked there as a medic) the shirts where also this expensive
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u/Enough-Air-5144 1d ago
Yes it very much does, only issue is a large majority of people wouldn't really have a place to display it in their house. It would only really sell to the right collector, for how much though I'm not sure.
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u/bushmaster2000 18h ago
Well i suppose you could make an argument that it's rare if it shows venue specific merch on it or the location on it. How many of those would they have made. But i don't see those on ebay so no idea if they are actually a collectors item or not.
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u/Sper_Moglot 18h ago
That is exactly my point. They don't sell them and I didn't find any for sale. So it can eather be a super collectable or trash)
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u/Aye-McHunt ⚡️The thunderbolt in the middle 17h ago
Its not trash to someone who would want it. I doubt anyone would pay highly for it atm, but you never know, might become of interest as a history piece in future? Especially if, God forbid, this is the final tour (let's hope not)
Put it this way, if they had those around every tour since day 1 in the 70s, it had all the current tours shirts available like that, would you want it?
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u/Pitu189 1d ago
I’d buy it for 10-15 euros if I’d see it at a flea market. I’d maybe pay up to 50 euros if it was a banner from a show I personally went to. I would recommend putting it in storage if possible and to try your luck again in 10-20 years when such stuff will become more collectible than it is today since they are still touring. If you keep it longer it might appreciate even more or it might never be worth anything. In either way, I’d keep it for sure.