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About Propstore
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Propstore Overview
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Propstore is one of the world's leading vendors of entertainment memorabilia. We consign and sell props, costumes, posters, comic art, toys, and other collectibles through both Live and Online Auctions, as well as on the Buy Now platform. In 2020, Propstore received the prestigious Queen's Award for Excellence in Industry.
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Chief Executive Stephen Lane founded Propstore in the U.K. in 1998. Propstore's first U.S. location opened in Los Angeles in 2008.
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Propstore's London office is located at: Great House Farm, Chenies, Rickmansworth, Hertfordshire, WD3 6EP.
Propstore's Los Angeles office is located at: 28014 Harrison Pkwy Valencia CA 91355.
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Due to the value of Propstore's inventory, individual tours of Propstore offices are available by appointment only. To arrange a tour of the London office, call +44 (0) 1494-766485 or e-mail us at support@propstore.com. To arranage a tour of the Los Angeles, call (818) 727-7829 or e-mail us at supprtla@propstore.com.
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With an extensive network of contacts across the media industries, Propstore now sells a wide array of collectibles, including original props, costumes, and ephemera from film and TV productions; original posters and promotional material, such as standees or exhibitions; select high-quality replicas; and cast and crew gifts.
Propstore also sells a range of comic art and rare toys from the world's most popular franchises.
In addition, Propstore sells a variety of memorabilia from the worlds of music and pop culture, such as iconic tour outfits, lyric sheets, charity items, and pieces taken directly from the collections of pop culture icons.
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Propstore maintains a roster of globally-recognized studio partners. Current and previous partners include:
Marvel Entertainment
Netflix
Sony Pictures
Paramount Pictures/Paramount Television Studios
Warner Bros.
Lionsgate
Dreamsworks Pictures
Legendary Entertainment
Summit Entertainment
Amblin Partners
Annapurna Pictures
ABC Studios
Showtime
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Company & Web Platform
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You can register for a Propstore account here. Propstore accounts are not required for browsing our Buy Now platform or auction catalogs.
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Once registered, a Propstore account allows you to bid in any of Propstore's Live or Online Auctions. Please note that products sold only on the Buy Now platform require a second, separate, one-time-only registration.
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Yes. Upon creating a new profile with Propstore, you can note your favorite films and TV shows. Propstore will then contact you directly when memorabilia from those films or shows is available for bidding. To register a new profile, click here. You can also search by favorite films on our Buy Now platform at any time by clicking here.
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Please reach out to support@propstore.com with questions about specific products. Be sure to include the name of the product, the film or TV show the product is from, and the lot number (if provided). Our team will then direct your inquiry to the most appropriate staff member and respond as quickly as possible.
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If you are looking for an item of significant value ($10,000 and up), we would be happy to try to source it for you. Have an item that qualifies? Please send an email to us at support@propstore.com. Alternatively you can sign up for alerts letting you know when new items from certain titles are listed (see "Can you let me know when you have items from my favorite film?")
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Please reach out to support@propstore.com with any additional questions or concerns.
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Content
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Content Overview
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Propstore utilizes an ever-expanding network established through decades of business on multiple continents to source the most exciting pieces in the collectibles market. Our inventory comes from film studios, production companies, wardrobe and prop suppliers, special effects houses, various other industry sources, and private collectors. We employ strict standards for consignments, and all pieces offered are backed by Propstore's Certificate of Authenticity.
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Authenticity is everything. We have built Propstore's reputation upon it. We never tire of researching the history of film props and costumes. Every item we offer has been researched as thoroughly as possible and has met our standards of authenticity. Our unmatched global network of industry professionals often assists in analyzing our collection.
We guarantee all products sold by Propstore for the business's life. Please see our Certificate of Authenticity (COA) page for additional information.
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You can browse Propstore's inventory in several different ways.
Our website features a powerful search engine if you are looking for something specific. Type a keyword, such as an actor name or film title, in the search field (top right of the page) and click the search icon to see what we have available.
To browse, click the search icon, then refine your results with our convenient filtering menu bar.
We have three types of items: Auction items, Buy Now items, and Sold items. To refine your search, you can toggle on and off these options in the filtering menu bar.You can further refine your browsing by making selections from our drop-down menus in the filtering menu bar. You can choose CATEGORY, MOVIES & SERIES, and LOCATION.
Finally, you can modify how your results are sorted by making a selection from the SORT BY drop-down menu in the filtering menu bar.
You can quickly browse all of our Buy Now offerings by clicking BUY NOW (top left) then BROWSE ALL from the drop-down menu.
You can quickly browse our Sold Archive by clicking BUY NOW (top left) then SOLD ARCHIVE from the drop-down menu.
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Beyond our printed auction catalog, our interactive online catalog contains additional image galleries of all lots, as well as comprehensive written descriptions.
We strive to include all the relevant information we have available in each description to assist you in making a purchasing decision. There is no information we can provide that is not already in the description.
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There are no universally accepted third-party authentication services for props and costumes. We perform our authentication and stake our reputation on it. Every item we offer has been researched as thoroughly as possible and has met our standards of authenticity. Our unmatched global network of industry professionals often assists in analyzing our collection.
We guarantee all products sold by Propstore for the business's life. Please see our Certificate of Authenticity (COA) page for additional information.
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Many exceptional vendors create custom displays for collectibles. We do not recommend one over another. We often use Tom Spina Designs and 626AM for our display stands.
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There is a great chance that we can! Please fill out our free, no-obligation valuation form today here.
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The entertainment memorabilia market is like any other, with ups and downs. Some items become more popular while others "cool off." We cannot predict the future, but in general, the market has steadily increased over the past decades, with many items which previously sold for hundreds now selling for thousands, even tens of thousands. Is your item one of those? Please fill out our free, no-obligation valuation form today and let us give you our thoughts on what your item may be worth in the current market here.
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Props
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The filmmaking process requires that multiples be made of all principal props and costumes. This is standard practice for a variety of production and continuity reasons. First and foremost, filmmaking is an expensive process. A production cannot risk unnecessary delays due to having the only copy of a prop or costume damaged on set, so they produce multiple copies. Multiple versions may also be required for continuity purposes. For instance, a particular garment may need to be distressed as the story progresses. Different versions of a garment may exist so it can be filmed out of sequence, and the story's continuity remain intact once the film is edited and put together.
Props are frequently made in a variety of different versions. There is typically a hero or beauty prop for close-up shots. These tend to be better materials, whereas lightweight versions are also made for stunt and safety work that usually don't need to hold up to close visual scrutiny. In other cases, props may need to have various functionality to them. These special effects props may have moving parts (i.e., a retractable blade for a "stabbing" sword or knife) or working electronics.
Different takes of the same scene may also utilize different examples of a prop or costume, meaning a piece could have been shot but still not make it to the final cut. Because production items are almost always used in multiples during a production, it is not always possible to guarantee a particular item is seen in the final cut of a film or show.
In some cases, it may be possible to provide further evidence about the use of an individual item based on matching "tells" on the item to what's on-screen, or based on other relevant information. We call these items "screen-matched." If we believe an item to be screen-matched, we will include that information in the description and often in the title of the lot.
Propstore's inventory is guaranteed to be originals from the production unless otherwise stated. Our inventory comes from film studios, production companies, wardrobe and prop suppliers, special effects houses, other industry sources, and established private collectors. Every item has been carefully researched as thoroughly as possible and has met our internal standards of authenticity. Please see the specific Guarantee of Attribution within the Terms & Conditions of the auction for more on this.
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Most props and costumes were created for use within a production and to endure the wear and tear of the filming process. They are rarely created to withstand heavy or repeated use. Many sustain damage during the filming process. Sometimes this adds to their story/history. Sometimes this detracts from their value. Generally speaking, an item in better condition will be more valuable than an item in a damaged state. However, even damaged items may have value depending on the item, the production, and the amount/type of damage.
Want to get a better understanding of the value of your item? Please fill out our free, no-obligation valuation form today and let us give you our thoughts on what your item may be worth in the current market here.
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Scale reference photos are the final images in the photo set for all product listings. This allows our customers to envision the size of the piece being offered more accurately.
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The filmmaking process requires that multiples be made of all principal props and costumes. This is standard practice for a variety of production and continuity reasons. First and foremost, filmmaking is an expensive process. A production cannot risk unnecessary delays due to having the only copy of a prop or costume damaged on set, so they produce multiple copies. Multiple versions may also be required for continuity purposes. For instance, a particular garment may need to be distressed as the story progresses. Different versions of a garment may exist so it can be filmed out of sequence, and the story's continuity remain intact once the film is edited and put together.
Props are frequently made in a variety of different versions. There is typically a hero or beauty prop for close-up shots. These tend to be better materials, whereas lightweight versions are also made for stunt and safety work that usually don't need to hold up to close visual scrutiny. In other cases, props may need to have various functionality to them. These special effects props may have moving parts (i.e., a retractable blade for a "stabbing" sword or knife) or working electronics.
Different takes of the same scene may also utilize different examples of a prop or costume, meaning a piece could have been shot but still not make it to the final cut. Because production items are almost always used in multiples during a production, it is not always possible to guarantee a particular item is seen in the final cut of a film or show. However, that does not imply that that item was created as a backup or alternate for a hero prop.
In some cases, it may be possible to provide further evidence about the use of an individual item based on matching "tells" on the item to what's on-screen, or based on other relevant information. We call these items "screen-matched." If we believe an item to be screen-matched, we will include that information in the description and often in the title of the lot. Again, even if we do not refer to an item as "screen-matched", that does not that does not imply that that item is a backup or alternate rather than a screen-used prop - it only indicates that a 100% match cannot be effectively determined.
Propstore's inventory is guaranteed to be originals from the production unless otherwise stated. Our inventory comes from film studios, production companies, wardrobe and prop suppliers, special effects houses, other industry sources, and established private collectors. Every item has been carefully researched as thoroughly as possible and has met our internal standards of authenticity. Please see the specific Guarantee of Attribution within the Terms & Conditions of the auction for more on this.
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Costumes
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The filmmaking process requires that multiples be made of all principal props and costumes. This is standard practice for a variety of production and continuity reasons. First and foremost, filmmaking is an expensive process. A production cannot risk unnecessary delays due to having the only copy of a prop or costume damaged on set, so they produce multiple copies. Multiple versions may also be required for continuity purposes. For instance, a particular garment may need to be distressed as the story progresses. Different versions of a garment may exist so it can be filmed out of sequence, and the story's continuity remain intact once the film is edited and put together.
Props are frequently made in a variety of different versions. There is typically a hero or beauty prop for close-up shots. These tend to be better materials, whereas lightweight versions are also made for stunt and safety work that usually don't need to hold up to close visual scrutiny. In other cases, props may need to have various functionality to them. These special effects props may have moving parts (i.e., a retractable blade for a "stabbing" sword or knife) or working electronics.
Different takes of the same scene may also utilize different examples of a prop or costume, meaning a piece could have been shot but still not make it to the final cut. Because production items are almost always used in multiples during a production, it is not always possible to guarantee a particular item is seen in the final cut of a film or show.
In some cases, it may be possible to provide further evidence about the use of an individual item based on matching "tells" on the item to what's on-screen, or based on other relevant information. We call these items "screen-matched." If we believe an item to be screen-matched, we will include that information in the description and often in the title of the lot.
Propstore's inventory is guaranteed to be originals from the production unless otherwise stated. Our inventory comes from film studios, production companies, wardrobe and prop suppliers, special effects houses, other industry sources, and established private collectors. Every item has been carefully researched as thoroughly as possible and has met our internal standards of authenticity. Please see the specific Guarantee of Attribution within the Terms & Conditions of the auction for more on this.
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Most props and costumes were created for use within a production and to endure the wear and tear of the filming process. They are rarely created to withstand heavy or repeated use. Many sustain damage during the filming process. Sometimes this adds to their story/history. Sometimes this detracts from their value. Generally speaking, an item in better condition will be more valuable than an item in a damaged state. However, even damaged items may have value depending on the item, the production, and the amount/type of damage.
Want to get a better understanding of the value of your item? Please fill out our free, no-obligation valuation form today and let us give you our thoughts on what your item may be worth in the current market: https://propstore.com/sellOrConsign.action#valuation
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We do not wash or treat the items we offer. We may remove dust or perform minor sympathetic restoration if an item is in critical condition to stabilize it.
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Posters
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Yes, everything is original. If a poster is a re-release or a limited edition print, this will be detailed, otherwise, it can be assumed that the items offered are all original first release posters.
All items sold through Propstore's auctions are authenticated and certified with our industry-leading Certificate of Authenticity and its accompanying lifetime guarantee of attribution.
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Yes, the poster artwork offered is original and will be detailed either as "prototype" or "finished" artwork.
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Many posters were issued pre-folded. We detail whether a poster is folded or unfolded and when a folded poster has subsequently been rolled.
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Where posters have been backed, we detail this and determine whether the posters have been linen or paper-backed. Conservation backing is an industry-accepted procedure that preserves posters and adds value.
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Each poster is examined individually, and where restoration is apparent, this is mentioned in the cataloging. We cannot evaluate the restoration quality undertaken, but we always strive to offer posters in the best and most presentable condition possible.
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We provide a basic grading system ("Excellent," "Good," "Fair," and "Poor"). Furthermore, we catalog the condition of each poster, and where there are material faults, we highlight these. Each poster is photographed front/back, and we provide additional images to show any significant faults. Potential buyers may also visit and examine posters in person by appointment. We aim to be as helpful and transparent about the condition as possible so that our clients can buy with confidence.
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Artwork, Production Materials & Other Memorabilia
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We sell hand-drawn artwork as well as production copies of artwork. We note whether a piece of artwork is hand-drawn or a production copy in the item's description.
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Most artwork does not come pre-framed. If a piece of artwork is pre-framed, it will be seen in photos and noted in the description.
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Typically, flat, unframed production artwork is bagged, boarded, and put in a cardboard stay-flat and sandwiched between additional cardboard for extra protection during transit. These pieces are shipped in a flat box.
Non-folded posters are shipped rolled in a tube and placed in a box for additional protection.
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Auction
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Auction Overview
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Propstore regularly holds two different types of auctions: Live Auctions and timed Online Auctions.
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Propstore's Live Auctions are held as live events in real time with bidding activity in person in addition to via telephone, our online bidding platform, and written absentee bids. Live Auctions feature an auctioneer and a real-time livestream. Live Auctions are predominantly multi-consignor sales offering memorabilia from a variety of entertainment titles.
Propstore's timed Online Auctions offer memorabilia via an online auction catalog and online bidding platform, with bidding open for a set duration of time. Online Auctions predominantly offer props, costumes, artwork, and behind-the-scenes memorabilia from single titles, such as a popular film or television show. These auctions are frequently conducted in conjunction with a world-renowned studio, production company, or Hollywood luminary.
All items sold through Propstore's auctions are authenticated and certified with our industry-leading Certificate of Authenticity and its accompanying lifetime guarantee of attribution.
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Propstore continues to expand both its live and online offerings to capitalize on the blossoming collectible auction market. Between 2020 and 2021, Propstore held 11 Live Auctions and 15 timed Online Auctions, more than ever in its 23-year history.
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Propstore auctions make memorabilia available through the auction model, where prices are determined by bidding activity. Memorabilia sold is this way is only available via the auction, and not by direct purchase.
Memorabilia on Propstore's Buy Now platform, also known as "Daily Listings" or "Fixed Price" memorabilia, are only available for direct purchase. They cannot be purchased via an auction.
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Live Auctions: once registered for a Live Auction, bids may be placed in four ways: in person, via telephone bids, absentee bids, or online bids.
Telephone Bidding: Telephone bids are made by calling Propstore directly in real-time during the run of a live auction. To register to make a telephone bid, visit the landing page for each live auction, and click "Register for Phone Bidding". Download and complete the digital form, then return it to auction@propstore.com. After doing so, you will receive an email confirming your registration and pending approval to start bidding by telephone.
Absentee Bidding: Absentee bids are bids made in advance of a Live Auction for anyone unable to participate in the auction in real-time. To register to make an absentee bid, visit the landing page for each live auction, and click "Register for Absentee Bidding". Download and complete the digital form, then return it to auction@propstore.com. After doing so, you will receive an email confirming your registration and pending approval to start bidding via the online catalog.
Online Bidding: Online bids are made via the Propstore website both in advance of and in real-time during each Live Auction. Advance bidders enter a single maximum bid, after which the bidding can only advance if someone else bids against and above that bid. Bidders can watch the auctioneer on the livestream in order to place online bids in real-time. Bids placed in advance will compete with live bidders on the day of the auction. To register to bid online, visit the landing page for each live auction, and click "Register to Bid Online". Fill out the digital form and click SIGNUP. After doing so, you will receive an automated email confirming your registration and pending approval to start bidding.
Online Auctions: For Online Auctions, all bids must be placed online. As with many other auction sites, our online bidders can place bids at any time throughout the auction beginning with the first day of bidding and concluding on the final day of sale. This method allows bidders to place and increase their max bids at any time, and on any computer or smart device, over the run of the auction. To register to bid online, visit the landing page for each online auction, and click "Register to Bid Online". Fill out the digital form and click SIGNUP. After doing so, you will receive an automated email confirming your registration and pending approval to start bidding.
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After completing registering for either Telephone, Absentee, or Online Bidding, you will receive an automated email confirming your registration and pending approval to start bidding. Bidders are approved manually, so you may not be able to start bidding instantly. But rest assured: approvals are typically ready to bid within one (1) business day.
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Absentee bids must be received at least 24 hours before the sale of the lot(s).
Telephone bidders must be registered 24 hours before the sale of the lot(s).
Online bids can be placed before the auction begins, as well as in real-time as each lot crosses the auction block. The auction will begin promptly at the posted start time and lots will be sold in numerical order.
The pacing can be quick, so please arrive to the livestream early to ensure you do not miss the lot you are interested in.
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We have recently merged all auction and buy now accounts, utilising the email address supplied on the account. To access your account you may need to reset your password.
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Auctions held at Propstore's London office are conducted in GBP, whereas auctions held at our Los Angeles office are conducted in USD. Each auction catalog page and listing page will clearly indicate which office is hosting the auction and in what currency the lot's estimates are listed. When paying your invoice you will be charged in the currency relevant to the office hosting the auction.
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Yes - a Buyer's Premium will be added to all winning bids in each Auction, per the Propstore Terms and Conditions.
Some Auction lots will also have VAT or sales tax applicable to the hammer price and/or buyer's premium. See the sale terms and conditions and the VAT symbols in each catalog for more information.
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Invoices are generally sent within 24 hours of the final lot in the auction closing.
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Unless explicitly stated on the voucher, we do not accept vouchers on auction orders.
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Sometimes. Payment plans are typically offered for a maximum of 3 months and for orders with a total price of $/£1,000 or more. However, the availability of payment plans depends upon the specific lot and auction in question. Please review the specific auction Terms and Conditions for more information, or e-mail support@propstore.com with any questions.
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No, Propstore does not accept payment via PayPal for auction orders.
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Yes, please visit propstore.com/cryptocurrency to view our accepted cryptocurrencies. Invoices will be sent in the native currency the auction was held in (USD or GBP) via our payment gateway Bitpay. Please note that refunds will be issued in the native currency and converted back to the cryptocurrency using the rate at the time of the refund.
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Propstore allows auction winnings to be paid off via consignment credit on select occasions in which the winning bidder's account is in good standing. Bidders interested in paying off auction winnings via consignment credit should contact Propstore's Director of Consignments, Art Andrews, at art@propstore.com.
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Unfortunately, as per our Terms & Conditions, all auction bids are final and legally binding, even if made by accident. Take extreme caution before placing a bid on a lot.
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All upcoming and past auctions, as well as their catalogs, can be viewed at propstoreauction.com.
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At propstoreauction.com, select the past auction you are interested in to be directed to that auction's original landing page. From there, click the button labeled "Browse Auction Results" to see the results of that auction.
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Propstore produces a limited amount of printed catalogs for every live auction. To purchase one, visit propstoreauction.com, find the auction you are interested in, and click the thumbnail. You will be directed to that auction's landing page, where you have the option to "Buy Printed Catalog".
Online and downloadable PDF versions are available for each previous catalog at propstoreauction.com.
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When Propstore partners with an international charity, that charity's information is provided in both the printed and online catalogs. You can also reach out directly to support@propstore.com for any additional questions regarding our charity partners.
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Propstore's CA Bond number for auctions held in Los Angeles is: 72BSBGU4116.
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Live Auction
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Propstore's Summer Entertainment Memorabilia Live Auctions are held in our Los Angeles office. Our Fall Entertainment Memorabilia Live Auctions are held in either our London office or a unique venue in London. Both events are also live-streamed at propstore.com throughout the run of the auction.
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Unless otherwise stated, all auctions are open to in-person bidding.
Individual tours of the Los Angeles and London offices are available by appointment only in advance of each live auction. To arrange a tour of the Los Angeles office, call (818) 727-7829 or e-mail us at auction@propstore.com. To arrange a tour of the London office, call +44 (0) 1494-766485 or e-mail us at auction@propstore.com.
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Propstore reserves the right to remove any lot from the auction if at any point it considers the listing misrepresentative of the lot. Lots may be removed from the auction after the release of the catalog for a variety of reason, including but not limited to: more research is needed to confirm the lot's authenticity; the lot's condition has changed since its original listing; the lot requires additional parts or repairs to be functional.
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In some cases, unsold lots from Live Auctions are offered as "Last Chance" purchases in the days following the auctions. When an unsold lot becomes available for "Last Chance" purchasing, a purple button labeled "Make an Offer" will appear on the online listing the day after the auction concludes. "Make an Offer" purchasing conclude within two (2) to three (3) weeks after each Live Auction, depending on each particular lot.
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Absentee bids can be placed anytime after bidding is opened on the Propstore website and before the live component of the auction has begun. Once the live component has begun, final bids must be placed in real time until the auctioneer drops the hammer.
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Timed Auction
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No. In-person attendance or viewing is not available for Propstore's online auctions. However, if you have any questions about items that you'd like to bid on, please e-mail us at auction@propstore.com to arrange a one-on-one video session.
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It is standard practice for costumes to be custom-tailored to suit specific performers by productions. As a result, wardrobe items from films and television rarely adhere to commercial sizes.
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For each lot, you will notice a countdown clock. The countdown clock shows how much time is still available for bidding on that lot. Each lot is scheduled to close at a different time through the course of the last day of the auction.
If any bid is placed within the final five (5) minutes of the Auction Period, the Auction Period will automatically be extended by five (5) additional minutes. Once the countdown clock reaches "0," bidding will end, and the lot will be closed.
Please note that while the timer may reflect that the remaining Auction Period is "0," the Auction Period has not necessarily concluded because it has been extended by a bid made within the last minute. It is the bidder's responsibility to refresh the page to determine whether the Auction Period has been extended.
In any event, the Auction Period for any lot shall not be deemed completed until it states "Closed." Please also refrain from attempting to snipe bid, as doing so only adds more time for other bidders to counter your bid on the lot.
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Buy Now
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Our BUY NOW platform is a fixed-price sales channel on which we offer items on a first-come-first-served basis. Unlike our auction platform, the buyer is not competing with other potential buyers and there is no Buyer's Premium added to the price of the item.
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We list many new items every day! See our latest additions here.
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Our items can be reserved on a payment plan. An item which has been claimed by a buyer but has yet to be fully paid for is marked as "Reserved." Once the item has been fully paid, it is marked as "Sold."
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Sometimes we have multiple examples of an item. While you have purchased a copy, we have additional examples to sell.
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Yes! All of the items we sell are authentic and most are original movie memorabilia. We do sell high-end replicas from time to time and will note that they are replicas in the title and/or description.
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The filmmaking process requires that multiples be made of all principal props and costumes. This is standard practice for a variety of production and continuity reasons. While there are likely multiple examples of any item, each one is its own piece of artwork.
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All production-used items offered by Propstore are backed by our Certificate of Authenticity.
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Our BUY NOW listings contain image galleries and comprehensive written descriptions.
We strive to include all the relevant information we have available in each description to assist you in making a purchasing decision. There is no information we can provide that is not already in the description.
If you still have a question, you can email us at support@propstore.com.
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If clothing comes with size information, we note sizing (S, M, L, etc) in the description of the item. We do not measure clothing for exact sizing.
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Payment plans are available for BUY NOW items over $/£800. Click the "Payment Plans" button on the page of the item you are interested in purchasing to see payment plan options specific to that item. If a Payment Plans button is not visible, that item does not qualify for a payment plan.
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Yes, we accept PayPal for sales up to $2,000. We cannot accept PayPal for sales above $2,000.
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You can see sold items in our Sold Archive by clicking here.
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All £ prices include sales tax (VAT) of 20.00% for clients within the UK or NI. An “M” indicates the item is sold under the margin scheme for collector’s items so no VAT is due, except to clients within NI. All € prices are exclusive of VAT.
Due to the Wayfair Ruling, some US States may be required to pay sales tax. Conversions are approximate and you’ll be charged in UK Sterling (GBP£). Prices do not include shipping, handling or any local taxes. Duties may also be applied by your local government.
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All prices are exclusive of sales taxes. Due to the Wayfair Ruling, some US States may be required to pay sales tax. If that’s the case, we’ll calculate the total at checkout. Conversions are approximate and you’ll be charged in US Dollars (USD$). Prices do not include shipping, handling or any local taxes. Duties may also be applied by your local government.
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