They say there are no stupid questions, only stupid answers. So here’s my stupid answer:
It’s completely worthless - I’ll take it off your hands and dispose of it for you.
Real question though… who is it signed by?
Frank Miller. It’s so big we can’t even hang it on our walls. And was never hanged so no tape marks or pin holes or anything.
Oh wow. I can’t actually help you with your question, but that is legitimately awesome!
If it was regular size I would just put it in a case. But it’s in mint condition no creases or marks or anything. And has brass holes if you want to hang it but hard to find an 8 foot case. I think it was made for a movie theater.
Well, signed stuff means finding the right buyer.
That being said, the last things I saw one unsigned sell, it was a little over fifty bucks.
I suspect you could double that if you find the right buyer, but you’re looking at having to try and find said buyer. Afaik, ebay is not a great place for such things, but I have seen signed movie posters sell in the 100-150 range for modern movies. You can get higher with older classics because of the reduced supply available. But it’s nowhere near as hard to find something from the nineties to current as it is 70s and older.
Me? If I was looking for that in specific and could throw money at a collectible to hang on a wall, I’d offer 150 and walk if you said no. The market, even for signed stuff like that, just isn’t there. Not the last I had any interest and went looking anyway. That was maybe two or three years ago though, so grain of salt.
Have you tried using Google Lens? It does a decent job of getting a basic idea of the value. I use it at thrift stores all the time to check prices. Not sure how well it will work for something that unique
