1969		1969 Tour
Rareness		Price
		Tour poster for '69 North American Tour. Its design was done by David Byrd. It goes by the name of "Naked Lady". At that time, he was incharge of art works of events produced by Bill Graham. There are many of his works on the posters of the concerts at Woodstock and Fillmore. He is one of the most popular artist of concert posters. But the original might have been kept not tightly, so unfortunately many of the same posters as illegal ones exist. Therefor it's hard to discriminate, and original posters cannot avoid depreciating their right value. The final concert of North American Tour in '69 was the free concert at Altamont Speedway where that tragedy was happened.

9 Nov 1969		Oakland Coliseum
Rareness		Price
		Concert promo poster for the second concert of Oakland shows on Nov.9, '69. The promoter Gold Standard Presents was credited as a promoter and Randy Tuten done its design. For Stones fans, it's very popular and reproduction is selling. Now it's quite hard to find and get the first printing in mint condition. The appearance of the first bootleg "Liver Than You'll Ever Be" recorded this concert enriched its value more than ever. Its thickness is fairly thick and silver paint was used, so it's difficult to maintain its condition to be good. There is a concert promo poster for San Diego International Sports Arena show. It uses same design as Oakland poster, with changing only the venue's name at the bottom of the poster. That poster costs over $1500, since it's printed in small quantities.

1970		European Tour 1970
Rareness		Price
		Tour poster for '69 North American Tour. Its design was done by David Byrd. It goes by the name of "Naked Lady". At that time, he was incharge of art works of events produced by Bill Graham. There are many of his works on the posters of the concerts at Woodstock and Fillmore. He is one of the most popular artist of concert posters. But the original might have been kept not tightly, so unfortunately many of the same posters as illegal ones exist. Therefor it's hard to discriminate, and original posters cannot avoid depreciating their right value. The final concert of North American Tour in '69 was the free concert at Altamont Speedway where that tragedy was happened.