The Madonna tour merchandise that is now selling for HUNDREDS of pounds on eBay
As Madonna turns 60 today, we take a look at what concert merchandise is worth the most to collectors
MADONNA turns 60 today and if you’re still holding on to tour merchandise from one of her concerts then you could be celebrating too.
That’s because t-shirts, posters and bags from any of her gigs over her four decade long career are now selling for hundreds of pounds online.
We’ve had a look on and collectors all over the world are still going wild for her merch – which means you could make some extra cash.
Typically, the older an item is and the better condition it’s in means that it’s worth more.
But a used official Madonna t-shirt from her 1990 Blond Ambition tour sold on eBay for £215 last month.
And even merchandise from her 2017 Rebel Heart tour is selling for up to £205.
Of course, your merchandise will be worth more if it’s signed by the artist herself but collectors want some of the unsigned things too.
If you do end up listing your items online then it’s best if you’re prepared to ship internationally to reach as many Madonna fans worldwide as you can.
These are the ones you should look out for because they could be worth a small fortune.
Madonna Blond Ambition Tour 1990 – £215
This t-shirt sold for £215 in July after attracting 30 bids.
The seller was pretty honest about the condition too, saying that while it appeared almost new they admitted that there were a “few minor marks”.
It’s good news for anyone else who has the same top at home without the original packaging, so you should check before you send it to the second hand store.
6ft Folding Display from the Rebel Heart Tour 2017 – £205
Was it even a concert if you didn’t come back with a life size cut out?
was new with only a few minor scuffs along the edges and sold for £205.
The seller was prepared to sell it internationally to maximise their chances of making a profit.
The Virgin Tour t-shirt 1985 – £165
The seller purchased at the concert 33 years ago.
It’s been worn and the print on the front is slightly raised but it came from “non-smoking” house and ended up selling for $208.50 which is about £165.
Like a Virgin Tour 1985 poster – £125
Plastering your walls with tour posters from your favourite artists’ concerts is a must but now they might actually be worth something.
This sold for around £123.47 on eBay from a seller in the US.
Maybe it’s time your peeled yours off the wall carefully – but you’ll need to be honest about the Blu-tac marks on the back.
1985 Virgin Tour Concert programme and ticket stub – £118
If you’ve held on to the programme you bought when you went to Madonna’s 1985 Like a Virgin tour then you could make more than £100 on it by selling it on eBay.
was sold by someone in America who made £118 on it.
They were honest that the corners showed signs of minimal wear but the photos inside were in a good condition.
If you haven’t looked after yours and it’s missing pages then the chances are you won’t sell it for as much.
1993 The Girlie Show World Tour VIP bag – £100
Were you ever a VIP at one Madonna’s concerts? Because if you did pay extra for the ticket then you’ll probably have been given a goodie bag.
Now, they’re worth triple figures. sold for £100 from a seller in Belfast.
The bag alon isn’t enough though as this one had all of the original treats inside it, including a branded USB, money bag, bumbag, commemorative ticket and sleeves like Madonna’s with the tour’s branding.
1990 Blond Ambition tour jacket – £98
Blond Ambition World Tour was the third set of worldwide concerts by Madonna, travelling as far out as North America, Europe and Asia.
It was to support her fourth studio album, Like a Prayer, and the soundtrack, I’m Breathless.
Even though the seller admitted that the logo on the back of the tour jacket has faded over the years, still sold for just under £100.
The record collection gathering dust in your attic might just be worth thousands of pounds.
Classic toys can also make hundreds, even thousands, of pounds at auction and expert Glen Chapman of C&T Auctions, in Kent, has revealed which old favourites are proving popular.
And remember Pokemon cards from the 90s? Well, some of them are worth up to £6,000 on eBay.
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