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With popularity of movie posters has come necessity to create various sizes of posters. The first and most widely used poster is one sheet, which is usually 27" x 41". The subway, also known as two sheet, is larger but not exactly two times size of one sheet. The 3 sheet is three times size of one sheet measuring at 41" x 81". The 6 sheet is six times size of one sheet measuring of 81" x 81". There is also a 12 sheet approximately twelve times size of a one sheet, and colossal sized 24 sheet measuring 246" x by 108". Other sizes include mini sheet, which is usually much smaller than one sheet and comes in a variety of sizes, and stock sheet issued for cartoons or other shorts.

As with all collectibles, condition is a great factor when placing a value on posters. A movie poster’s value is determined by demand, rarity, and condition. Poster collectors use same grade system used by comic book collectors: mint (perfect), near mint, very good, good, fair, and poor.

For those who want to be serious movie poster collectors, you will need to know some things about taking care of your movie poster art.

Tips to retain total collectable value of movie posters

Never alter appearance of a poster. Do not fold, bend, tear, or punch holes in it even to hang it on your wall.

Never place a movie poster in direct sunlight. UV lights can also be harmful.

Don't write on your poster, even on back. Marks on back can sometimes be seen from other side, taking away from poster's value.

Never put tape on front of a poster even to repair tears. If you do use tape, use acid free tape available from an art supply shop, and place tape on back. For expensive movie art take it to a professional to be restored. Posters can be restored same way rare comic books are professionally restored.

When shipping posters use thick poster tubes or bubble envelopes.

For long time storage, frame, or place poster in a plastic bag or tube, and keep it in a cool dry climate.

When framing a poster do not dry mount it, and use an acid free backing board.

Now that you know a little more about movie posters and movie poster collecting, go ahead, start collecting!