Queen

The band Queen is unmatched in its groundbreaking performance style, blending arena rock with operatic musicality that continues to inspire musicians today. We have had the honor of successfully selling many Queen collectibles to motivated buyers over the years. You’re our best friend when you consign with us, so there’s no need to feel under pressure.

The cover art for this album was painted by sci-fi artist Frank Kelly Freas. Freas altered the painting for Queen's album, depicting the robot holding the bodies of Brian May and Freddie Mercury with John Deacon falling. This spooky sci-fi album sold for $23,010.
The cover art for this album was painted by sci-fi artist Frank Kelly Freas. Freas altered the painting for Queen’s album, depicting the robot holding the bodies of Brian May and Freddie Mercury with John Deacon falling. This spooky sci-fi album sold for $23,010.

RR Auction’s experienced team of consignment specialists auctioned this rare Queen-signed News of the World album cover for top dollar. Queen’s sixth studio album, News of the World, featured two their most prolific hits ‘We Will Rock You’ and ‘We Are the Champions.’ Brian May’s handwritten lyrics  for “We Will Rock You” also made an appearance, a highly desirable collectible of one the world’s fan favorite songs that can still be heard on television and radio stations to this day.

Originally created by Queen's label, EMI Records, this robot was designed to promote and display Queen's newest album 'News of the World' in stores. The statue was designed to resemble to the robot on the album's cover. It sold for $22,500 at auction.
Originally created by Queen’s label, EMI Records, this robot was designed to promote and display Queen’s newest album ‘News of the World’ in stores. The statue was designed to resemble to the robot on the album’s cover. It sold for $22,500 at auction.

Another piece from this period, a promotional display robot, was known as ‘Frank the Robot’ and is an extremely rare collectible that is hard to come by. Each of these plastic robots had their own defining features, with this particular ‘Frank’ being characterized by its red basket, eyes, and lips, as well as the large “Queen” sticker displayed on its chest. These three pieces sold for a combined sum over $48,000, befitting this pivotal era of music which can still be heard more than 40 years later. 

This photograph of Mercury in his iconic white tank top most known from Queen's Live Aid performance sold for $5,913.
This photograph of Mercury in his iconic white tank top most known from Queen’s Live Aid performance sold for $5,913.

Other items, like this Queen fully-signed tour flyer, and this portrait signed by Freddie Mercury, generate a lot of excitement among our buyers. For consignors, that excitement translates into big payouts! It’s easy to consign with RR Auction. Full band and Freddie Mercury autographs have increased in value over the years, so now is a great time to consign your Queen memorabilia! Talk with one of our specialists today! We can be reached via telephone at 800-937-3880 or begin the cosignment process by hitting the button below.

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