Friday The 13th 2009 Prop Auction $

Looking back, we wondered how much some of the more obscure items sold for at that time, and thought it would be interesting to let our visitors see what the props sell for and know what the worth of these Friday the 13th items are to our rabid fan-base. Below we have listed a few of the items, there relationship in the 2009 film, and how much they sold for. Some prices may seem very expensive at first glance, but in the world of movie prop collecting, the selling prices may be very minimal.
Hero metal wok with wooden handle.
Used as a shield by Arlen Escarpeta’s character “Lawrence” to defend himself against Jason.
SOLD FOR: $150

Jason’s Creepy Doll
Picked up by Jared Padalecki’s character “Clay”. Cloth body with porcelain head, hands, and feet.
SOLD FOR: $800

These antlers were used by Jason to hang the corpse of Julianna Guill’s character “Bree” on the bathroom door. Constructed of resin and realistically weathered.
SOLD FOR: $400

Those are some insane prices. Especially the $800 for the porcelain doll? That thing was in the movie, what 3 seconds. Wow!
ReplyDeleteThe prices are ridiculous. Who the hell spends this kind of money? Must be rich, or have huge lines of credit with their card companies!
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