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Music fans can now grab a piece of rock 'n' roll memorabilia
from their rock heroes without having to tear it off their backs.





VH1.com, the Web site for the music-video channel, https://mrgraver.ru/ today launched rock 'n'
roll auction site "Rock Collectors," joining the crush of online auction sites.



Fans, www.thesupkorea.com bargain hunters and dkcrf.dankook.ac.kr groupies can view items--such as paintings by David Bowie or
John Lennon, http://xn--2q1bz9w1ioytb.net/ guitars autographed by Jeff Beck or https://tloghost.com/ John Fogerty, and
Buddy Holly's belt buckle--by watching the weekly one-hour series "Rock
Collectors" on VH1. Following the show, www.saimparis.com auctioneers can go to VH1.com and
bid for speedavata.com items online.



The success of online auction leader eBay has led to an explosion of niche
auction sites trying to cash in on this growing market.



"Rock Collectors is a unique way for our audience to tell their stories
behind the music and to get their hands on pieces of rock history," Fred
Graver, VH1.com's senior www.starpalacehotel.com vice president, onepiecedshop.com said in a statement.



He said that all merchandise up for auction is certified by the Association
of Music Memorabilia Professionals.