#Gold pressed latinum prop series#

Many DS9 and Voyager вЂtranslightвЂ™ panels sold for bargain prices as well. Other lots of note included Lot #37, the Klingon Warrior Costume at $6,000, Lot #22, the golden Observation Lounge Model of TOS Enterprise at $7,000, Lot #11, the Captain Kirk spacesuit filming miniature from Star Trek: The Motion Picture at $8,000 and Lot #5, SuluвЂ™s tunic at $4,000.ДЄlthough there were a number of high profile (and priced) items at the auction, over half of the lots sold went for less than $500, with many going for $50, including an original prop flask, of crew gifts from Mike & Denise Okuda and original drawings by Rick Sternbach. However the most surprising subject of fierce bidding was was the TNG era Data Painting of Spot in the style of Pablo Picasso (Lot #70) which finally gaveled down at $7,000.ДataвЂ™s painting of Spot was subject of fierce bidding

#Gold pressed latinum prop series#

As expected bidding was intense on many items, like the only surviving translight screen (backlit panel) from the original Star Trek series bridge (Lot #3) which sold for an $14,000 and some 1960вЂ™s Leonard Nimoy Spock ears (Lot #2) fetched $3,000. Propworx, in conjunction with CBS held their Star Trek auction at Creation EntertainmentвЂ™s Official Star Trek Convention at the Las Vegas Hilton and live online at Props, costumes, production artwork, concept drawings, model spaceships and set dГ©cor drew fans bidding live and online from all over the world.

Star Trek auction attracts high-end collectors and first-time bargain hunters There were also some surprises, like DataвЂ™s painting of Spot fetching $7000. Yesterday at the Creation Star Trek con in Vegas, Propworx held a Star Trek prop and costume auction and both big wallet collectors and bargain hunting newbies were able to take home some nice pieces of Star Trek history.