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reenytot
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Nirvana 1992 Ireland Tour T-shirt with dates (poss bootleg)

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Hi there,

First time posting, selling a couple of vintage t-shirts; this one is from Nirvana's 1992 tour in Ireland, June 21 at the Point Depot in Dublin, June 22 at King's Hall in Belfast. I think it may be a bootleg one possibly from a stall outside the concert, not sure. Can't find any info about it online! It's 50cm / 19-20 inches pit-to-pit, in very good condition; one very small hole (about 3mm diameter) under left armpit. Has tour dates on the back of the t-shirt (see pictures). Any ideas for a price at all?? Sorry for poor pictures, just took them quickly for posting here; will obviously be taking better ones for actually selling! Any help would be great!

Thanks so much :)
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Re: Nirvana 1992 Ireland Tour T-shirt with dates (poss bootleg)

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reenytot wrote: Mon Jul 20, 2026 7:30 am Hi there,

First time posting, selling a couple of vintage t-shirts; this one is from Nirvana's 1992 tour in Ireland, June 21 at the Point Depot in Dublin, June 22 at King's Hall in Belfast. I think it may be a bootleg one possibly from a stall outside the concert, not sure. Can't find any info about it online! It's 50cm / 19-20 inches pit-to-pit, in very good condition; one very small hole (about 3mm diameter) under left armpit. Has tour dates on the back of the t-shirt (see pictures). Any ideas for a price at all?? Sorry for poor pictures, just took them quickly for posting here; will obviously be taking better ones for actually selling! Any help would be great!

Thanks so much :)
I think somewhere in the $500 - $1000 range, but I can't find a record of one selling.
Jimmy J

(Please note: Legit checks I do in this forum should not be considered 100% conclusive; I'm simply giving a gut reaction based on the limited information provided.)

reenytot
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Re: Nirvana 1992 Ireland Tour T-shirt with dates (poss bootleg)

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Wow, thanks so much!!

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Re: Nirvana 1992 Ireland Tour T-shirt with dates (poss bootleg)

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jimmyj wrote: Tue Jul 21, 2026 12:50 pm
reenytot wrote: Mon Jul 20, 2026 7:30 am Hi there,

First time posting, selling a couple of vintage t-shirts; this one is from Nirvana's 1992 tour in Ireland, June 21 at the Point Depot in Dublin, June 22 at King's Hall in Belfast. I think it may be a bootleg one possibly from a stall outside the concert, not sure. Can't find any info about it online! It's 50cm / 19-20 inches pit-to-pit, in very good condition; one very small hole (about 3mm diameter) under left armpit. Has tour dates on the back of the t-shirt (see pictures). Any ideas for a price at all?? Sorry for poor pictures, just took them quickly for posting here; will obviously be taking better ones for actually selling! Any help would be great!

Thanks so much :)
I think somewhere in the $500 - $1000 range, but I can't find a record of one selling.
Are you interested in selling?
Jimmy J

(Please note: Legit checks I do in this forum should not be considered 100% conclusive; I'm simply giving a gut reaction based on the limited information provided.)

reenytot
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Re: Nirvana 1992 Ireland Tour T-shirt with dates (poss bootleg)

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I am potentially, yeah! It's my brother's t-shirt (don't worry he knows it's possibly being sold!), he got it at one of the gigs (I think the Belfast one). So I know it's genuine...albeit a genuine bootleg, if that makes sense! Google AI tells me that it being a bootleg might actually make it more valuable somehow? Which I don't really understand...but then AI just tells you what you want to hear!
Thinking of selling it to raise money for my dad who is almost 80 & building a vintage car. So ideally would like to get as high a price for him as is reasonable. But it's as you say, I can't find a record of one for sale anywhere previously. So it's hard to know what it's worth. On the one hand, it's a real piece of history that would be a shame to let go of... on the other, it's probably just going to sit in a cupboard for another 30 years if I don't sell it

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