Serious buyer shortlist

The 12 strongest priced archive pieces.

Use this as a fast buyer sheet for the highest listed asks in the current public catalog. Every row links to the exact photographed item, condition notes, price basis, and owner-reviewed offer path.

Shortlist subtotal$13,750

Sum of the 12 highest current listed asks.

12-piece target$11,688

Working multi-item target using the catalog's 3+ item discount rule.

Full catalog target$29,003

Separate whole-catalog target for all 286 priced public pieces.

Donation signal$1,375

Estimated Evans Scholars pledge if this shortlist sold at ask.

Inventory sheet

Top 12 listings to review first

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Private shortlist

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#12
Actual Road House — video-release promotional poster front photograph

1989 - One-sheet

Road House — video-release promotional poster

Current estimated value: $225 for the paper poster only, using the owner-confirmed video-store archive provenance as the controlling authenticity assumption. The black display frame has no value assigned to it.

Ask
$225
Condition
fine
Label
MGM/UA Home Video
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How to use this sheet

Open the listings that match the buyer's lane, then send one owner-review request with the exact URLs, offer amount, shipping location, and measurement questions.

What stays gated

This page does not collect payment or reserve inventory. Availability, dimensions, packing, insurance, final condition language, and accepted price still require owner approval.

Why these 12

The sheet is generated from catalog prices, highest first, so it stays aligned with current public asks after each static rebuild.

Bundle note

The 12-piece target uses the multi-item discount rule for 3+ pieces. Full-current-catalog and full-archive buyout discussions use the separate 25% rule.