I this matted Boop picture worth anything?

[betyb4u]

I have had this for about 10 years. It is still sealed in the original plastic.
Do you know what it might sell for.
Thanks,
Lori

[betyb4u]

Addtion to above:
The numbers on the back of the print were cut off
Printed on the back are the letters ENI and the full number is 650309

[Candlesnboop]

I usually don't know much about this kind of stuff, but as I see on the back of the pic it was made in 1997, usually stuff like cars don't retain any value until they are more than 30 years old. Now, this is BB, if it were an orignal picture then maybe. But don't take my word for sure, only the Boopman him self can help you with this..

Good luck

Candles

[boopman]

Is it worth anything??? SURE! It's worth having in your collection, for sure. As far as being a rarity or worth a great deal of money, probably not. I've seen these sell for as little as $50. If you want to know for replacement or insurance value, then check with some of the art dealers who still sell these at retail; I would suspect it is somewhere in the $300-$500 range.
Hope that helps.
-Leonard

[betyb4u]

Leonard,
Thanks for the info, I sold most of my Boop Collection about a year ago and wish I had found this forum before then. I am going to sell that picture and I have another one that is similarly matted and is framed.

I do have another question. I have a 30 1/2" X 24" framed & matted poster,
titled Clifford Land "The Making of an Icon" Stendahl Gallery. The frame is black metal and is dented in a couple place from moving.
There is a price sticker on the back of $79. I can't seem to find any mention of it anywhere. Do you have any idea of what it is worth or what it might sell for? I have attached a photo. I'm torn as to whether to sell it or keep it.
Thank you again for your advice.
Lori

[betyb4u]

Sorry for the double post :(

[BBooper]

there you go!

BBooper
xxx

[Candlesnboop]

Welcome betyb4u!! Hope you got the information you wanted. Hope Boopman an I helped!!??

Candles

[boopman]

Lori,
Wow! The Stendahl Gallery piece is great! I have one too, and have found very few of them around. I had contacted the gallery years ago and they wanted me to buy the inventory of these they had left.
These were made for a gallery showing of Clifford Land's original, and because this was an "ad" poster, no licensing from King Features was obtained. I forgot who the original painting was sold to, but it was a celebrity.
Anyway, I think it is a fantastic piece, but because it is not licensed, it has only collector value as an curiosity piece. I would think, however, if you were selling it, you should get well over $100.
Good luck!
-Leonard

[bettyboop0398]

Those are really nice!

[NikkiBoop]

I really like the last one taht you had up! Wow were did you even find them?