DarleneIllyria
04-22-2003, 08:21 PM
This article was in the tv guide, thought I'd type it out for everyone.
Prices That Are Out Of This World
Sci-fi fans can bid for a piece of their favorite show
Got a spare $40,000? That's just the starting bid for the actual Starfleet tunic worn by Leonard Nimoy during the final season of Star Trek: It'll hit the block along with Burt Ward's Robin costume from Batman ($20,000), Darth Vader's helmet from 1980's 'Star Wars: The Empire Strike Back' ($32,000) and hundreds of other pieces of Hollywood memorbilia at the Ultimate Sci-Fi Auction (starting April 26, 3 P.M/ET at www.ebayliveauctions.com). But so far, we're just talking chump change. The auction's big ticket item- the original B-9 robot from Lost in Space- has a minimum asking price of $150,000. Batteries not included.
Prices That Are Out Of This World
Sci-fi fans can bid for a piece of their favorite show
Got a spare $40,000? That's just the starting bid for the actual Starfleet tunic worn by Leonard Nimoy during the final season of Star Trek: It'll hit the block along with Burt Ward's Robin costume from Batman ($20,000), Darth Vader's helmet from 1980's 'Star Wars: The Empire Strike Back' ($32,000) and hundreds of other pieces of Hollywood memorbilia at the Ultimate Sci-Fi Auction (starting April 26, 3 P.M/ET at www.ebayliveauctions.com). But so far, we're just talking chump change. The auction's big ticket item- the original B-9 robot from Lost in Space- has a minimum asking price of $150,000. Batteries not included.