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A Banksy for under £1,500, by Deleted on Dec 13, 2014 0:18:37 GMT 1, Hope you find one!
Hope you find one!
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A Banksy for under £1,500, by peted on Dec 13, 2014 0:28:52 GMT 1, A silver flag is probably your best bet but even these are rising quickly in value.
A silver flag is probably your best bet but even these are rising quickly in value.
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A Banksy for under £1,500, by Poster Bob on Dec 13, 2014 1:04:48 GMT 1, The only print you have a chance of finding for under £1500 is a Flag.
The only print you have a chance of finding for under £1500 is a Flag.
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A Banksy for under £1,500, by Sweetcorn on Dec 13, 2014 2:30:24 GMT 1, A silver flag is probably your best bet but even these are rising quickly in value. Do you think realistically that's the only print left in that price range? How much is applause nowadays?
Well you can double your 1500 for starters !
A silver flag is probably your best bet but even these are rising quickly in value. Do you think realistically that's the only print left in that price range? How much is applause nowadays?
Well you can double your 1500 for starters !
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A Banksy for under £1,500, by Quinnster on Dec 13, 2014 8:22:53 GMT 1, Zero chance unless it has condition issues.
And then probably only silver flags.
Zero chance unless it has condition issues.
And then probably only silver flags.
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A Banksy for under £1,500, by overend on Dec 13, 2014 8:32:46 GMT 1, A silver flag is probably your best bet but even these are rising quickly in value. Do you think realistically that's the only print left in that price range? How much is applause nowadays?
An Applause sold at auction a few days ago for £4,894 including fees!
A silver flag is probably your best bet but even these are rising quickly in value. Do you think realistically that's the only print left in that price range? How much is applause nowadays? An Applause sold at auction a few days ago for £4,894 including fees! |
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A Banksy for under £1,500, by overend on Dec 13, 2014 9:40:01 GMT 1, An Applause sold at auction a few days ago for £4,894 including fees! Wow. Unsigned?
Yes. Check out the auction threads.
An Applause sold at auction a few days ago for £4,894 including fees! Wow. Unsigned? Yes. Check out the auction threads. |
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A Banksy for under £1,500, by Quinnster on Dec 13, 2014 9:41:37 GMT 1, An Applause sold at auction a few days ago for £4,894 including fees! Wow. Unsigned?
Either keep saving or for £1500 you can get a lot of other lovely stuff....
Buy a Faile Dog :-)
An Applause sold at auction a few days ago for £4,894 including fees! Wow. Unsigned? Either keep saving or for £1500 you can get a lot of other lovely stuff.... Buy a Faile Dog :-) |
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A Banksy for under £1,500, by overend on Dec 13, 2014 9:49:43 GMT 1, Yes. Check out the auction threads.
Not saying that's the new value. In my opinion a realistic price for buyer/seller would be something north of £2k.
Yes. Check out the auction threads. Not saying that's the new value. In my opinion a realistic price for buyer/seller would be something north of £2k. |
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A Banksy for under £1,500, by Deleted on Dec 13, 2014 9:56:22 GMT 1, Yes. Check out the auction threads. Not saying that's the new value. In my opinion a realistic price for buyer/seller would be something north of £2k.
Edit : Imo Applause is probably worth 2500/2750 GBP plus COA in Mint condition already. (No i don't own one)
Yes. Check out the auction threads. Not saying that's the new value. In my opinion a realistic price for buyer/seller would be something north of £2k. Yes, but finding someone willing to let go of his banksy print is the real challenge here... Edit : Imo Applause is probably worth 2500/2750 GBP plus COA in Mint condition already. (No i don't own one) |
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A Banksy for under £1,500, by bob60 on Dec 13, 2014 10:03:23 GMT 1, What about a Soupcan poster, surely these are still affordable? I know its not a print but.....
What about a Soupcan poster, surely these are still affordable? I know its not a print but.....
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A Banksy for under £1,500, by Dr Plip on Dec 13, 2014 10:12:40 GMT 1, I always thought I'd be able to buy a badly damaged Banksy print (like torn in half or something), but they don't even seem to pop up. A creased flag is probably the best bet now. That's not too bad though. Flags have creases and it wouldn't be street if it was mint. I hope you find something.
I always thought I'd be able to buy a badly damaged Banksy print (like torn in half or something), but they don't even seem to pop up. A creased flag is probably the best bet now. That's not too bad though. Flags have creases and it wouldn't be street if it was mint. I hope you find something.
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A Banksy for under £1,500, by Deleted on Dec 13, 2014 10:17:07 GMT 1, Flags should fit in that 1500 budget easy i reckon. Mint condition flags is probably worth 1250 / 1500 GBP on a good day. I would say 1000 GBP when it has some small minor issues.
(Yes i own one and no it is not for sale.)
Flags should fit in that 1500 budget easy i reckon. Mint condition flags is probably worth 1250 / 1500 GBP on a good day. I would say 1000 GBP when it has some small minor issues.
(Yes i own one and no it is not for sale.)
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A Banksy for under £1,500, by chads007 on Dec 13, 2014 14:55:27 GMT 1, Flags or a backdoor are your only hope. I recent acquired the latter - at the framers currently
Flags or a backdoor are your only hope. I recent acquired the latter - at the framers currently
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A Banksy for under £1,500, by Sweetcorn on Dec 13, 2014 17:53:12 GMT 1, How can you have any confidence buying the Backdoor prints? Are there known sellers to trust?
A. You can't B. Trust no one
How can you have any confidence buying the Backdoor prints? Are there known sellers to trust?
A. You can't B. Trust no one
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A Banksy for under £1,500, by Deleted on Dec 13, 2014 21:10:04 GMT 1, How can you have any confidence buying the Backdoor prints? Are there known sellers to trust?
I'll trust mikeH. 
How can you have any confidence buying the Backdoor prints? Are there known sellers to trust? I'll trust mikeH. |
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A Banksy for under £1,500, by avec art on Dec 13, 2014 23:14:34 GMT 1, I turned up at 7:00 am to POW to try and get in the queue for a 'choose your weapon' print, I queued for a while and it later emerged that staff had gone around at 5:00 am giving out special tickets to people who had stayed up all night meaning that they could come back at anytime to purchase a print or more. So those people went back off to bed. Everyone else was told to go home because they had no chance anymore. Some people like myself who didn't get a ticket were really pissed, and I remember meeting a couple who'd come all the way from Germany. I think this was to be one of the last print releases to date. This is a photo I took from that morning. You can just about see some of the camping stools and sleeping bags that were strewn right up the street and around the corner were abandoned tents !!!
I turned up at 7:00 am to POW to try and get in the queue for a 'choose your weapon' print, I queued for a while and it later emerged that staff had gone around at 5:00 am giving out special tickets to people who had stayed up all night meaning that they could come back at anytime to purchase a print or more. So those people went back off to bed. Everyone else was told to go home because they had no chance anymore. Some people like myself who didn't get a ticket were really pissed, and I remember meeting a couple who'd come all the way from Germany. I think this was to be one of the last print releases to date. This is a photo I took from that morning. You can just about see some of the camping stools and sleeping bags that were strewn right up the street and around the corner were abandoned tents !!! |
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A Banksy for under £1,500, by Deleted on Dec 13, 2014 23:32:25 GMT 1, You should have been in the queue on the other side of the road mate.
You should have been in the queue on the other side of the road mate.
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A Banksy for under £1,500, by FЯ on Dec 14, 2014 0:42:28 GMT 1, I turned up at 7:00 am to POW to try and get in the queue for a 'choose your weapon' print, I queued for a while and it later emerged that staff had gone around at 5:00 am giving out special tickets to people who had stayed up all night meaning that they could come back at anytime to purchase a print or more. So those people went back off to bed. Everyone else was told to go home because they had no chance anymore. Some people like myself who didn't get a ticket were really pissed, and I remember meeting a couple who'd come all the way from Germany. I think this was to be one of the last print releases to date. This is a photo I took from that morning. You can just about see some of the camping stools and sleeping bags that were strewn right up the street and around the corner were abandoned tents !!!
Whata douchebag.
people were there from 11pm onwards in the freezing cold and you think you can rock up at 7am and get it the queue. Jog on ffs. I hope they never do it ever again.
I turned up at 7:00 am to POW to try and get in the queue for a 'choose your weapon' print, I queued for a while and it later emerged that staff had gone around at 5:00 am giving out special tickets to people who had stayed up all night meaning that they could come back at anytime to purchase a print or more. So those people went back off to bed. Everyone else was told to go home because they had no chance anymore. Some people like myself who didn't get a ticket were really pissed, and I remember meeting a couple who'd come all the way from Germany. I think this was to be one of the last print releases to date. This is a photo I took from that morning. You can just about see some of the camping stools and sleeping bags that were strewn right up the street and around the corner were abandoned tents !!! Whata douchebag. people were there from 11pm onwards in the freezing cold and you think you can rock up at 7am and get it the queue. Jog on ffs. I hope they never do it ever again. |
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A Banksy for under £1,500, by avec art on Dec 14, 2014 0:58:12 GMT 1, .. hmm well that's what I'm admitting to. But I guess I wasn't the only douchebag, there was a whole street of us. I think it had something to do with the messages being put out by POW about the doors opening at 12:00, and about them giving an opportunity to people who make the effort to turn up rather than simply being fast on the button.
.. hmm well that's what I'm admitting to. But I guess I wasn't the only douchebag, there was a whole street of us. I think it had something to do with the messages being put out by POW about the doors opening at 12:00, and about them giving an opportunity to people who make the effort to turn up rather than simply being fast on the button.
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A Banksy for under £1,500, by FЯ on Dec 14, 2014 0:59:07 GMT 1, .. hmm well that's what I'm admitting to. But I guess I wasn't the only douchebag, there was a whole street of us. I think it had something to do with the messages being put out by POW about the doors opening at 12:00, and about them giving an opportunity to people who make the effort to turn up rather than simply being fast on the button.
.. hmm well that's what I'm admitting to. But I guess I wasn't the only douchebag, there was a whole street of us. I think it had something to do with the messages being put out by POW about the doors opening at 12:00, and about them giving an opportunity to people who make the effort to turn up rather than simply being fast on the button. Get lost you queue jumping moron. |
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A Banksy for under £1,500, by avec art on Dec 14, 2014 1:06:28 GMT 1, Dude, I wasn't looking to offend anyone, just share the experience which was unique to me at least, and perhaps to hear of other peoples experiences. I'm not complaining about it, if that's what you thought, I was in that part of town for other reasons anyhow. As far as queue jumping goes, I didn't jump any queue but stood at the back of the line like anyone would. Just that the line I stood in all had to leave ...ah never mind you're only gonna get meaner, my bad.
Dude, I wasn't looking to offend anyone, just share the experience which was unique to me at least, and perhaps to hear of other peoples experiences. I'm not complaining about it, if that's what you thought, I was in that part of town for other reasons anyhow. As far as queue jumping goes, I didn't jump any queue but stood at the back of the line like anyone would. Just that the line I stood in all had to leave ...ah never mind you're only gonna get meaner, my bad.
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A Banksy for under £1,500, by melize on Dec 14, 2014 7:19:35 GMT 1, I've got a poster and a couple of postcards which I love, but there's still something about having a print of his that has such a strong appeal to me. I'll keep my eyes open for a Flag. Thanks for the help
I've got a poster and a couple of postcards which I love, but there's still something about having a print of his that has such a strong appeal to me. I'll keep my eyes open for a Flag. Thanks for the help Would ANY Banksy print do ? How long have you been feeling this way? What is the appeal about owning "any" Banksy print? It seems that you have an ailment that is becoming increasingly common on the forum. GLWTS! |
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A Banksy for under £1,500, by Lroy on Dec 14, 2014 10:11:25 GMT 1, Dude, I wasn't looking to offend anyone, just share the experience which was unique to me at least, and perhaps to hear of other peoples experiences. I'm not complaining about it, if that's what you thought, I was in that part of town for other reasons anyhow. As far as queue jumping goes, I didn't jump any queue but stood at the back of the line like anyone would. Just that the line I stood in all had to leave ...ah never mind you're only gonna get meaner, my bad.
Without wishing to give advice, I think that 7 am was a reasonable time to make the tail: I find it stupid to queue from the previous day in the evening, or even since a week or 15 days (this makes me think its fans of Star wars, the Iphone 6 or Apple, the manga mania Japanese for a new release, The Black Friday, the sales, commercial things, etc... all bulls**t) even for Banksy (and you know that I love Banksy) !
Is a thing of youth or flippers to queue from the night before, it is inhuman and a little ashamed or even stupid: Besides, there is nothing honest or real in this kind of tail, young people or poor people or tramps are paid £100 or less to queue for rich collectors or galleries, when Dickens rhymes with dick heads ). I was also a fan when I was young and I queued under the snow until 2 o'clock in the morning (I was working the next day at 7 am at the RAH and I went to bed at 4 o'clock, returning walk from Piccadilly to Acton town, I had no money to pay me a taxi), just to see Bowie ten seconds out of his car at " La Première " of Just a Gigolo. The photo is in the instamatic, this deserved to be ill during one week ?
* Never again : no stars deserve such a sacrifice! We are all stars and we are all dust - to be polite - too.
Signed Royston still Anarchist !
Dude, I wasn't looking to offend anyone, just share the experience which was unique to me at least, and perhaps to hear of other peoples experiences. I'm not complaining about it, if that's what you thought, I was in that part of town for other reasons anyhow. As far as queue jumping goes, I didn't jump any queue but stood at the back of the line like anyone would. Just that the line I stood in all had to leave ...ah never mind you're only gonna get meaner, my bad. So you did not get one ? Without wishing to give advice, I think that 7 am was a reasonable time to make the tail: I find it stupid to queue from the previous day in the evening, or even since a week or 15 days (this makes me think its fans of Star wars, the Iphone 6 or Apple, the manga mania Japanese for a new release, The Black Friday, the sales, commercial things, etc... all bulls**t) even for Banksy (and you know that I love Banksy) ! Is a thing of youth or flippers to queue from the night before, it is inhuman and a little ashamed or even stupid: Besides, there is nothing honest or real in this kind of tail, young people or poor people or tramps are paid £100 or less to queue for rich collectors or galleries, when Dickens rhymes with dick heads ). I was also a fan when I was young and I queued under the snow until 2 o'clock in the morning (I was working the next day at 7 am at the RAH and I went to bed at 4 o'clock, returning walk from Piccadilly to Acton town, I had no money to pay me a taxi), just to see Bowie ten seconds out of his car at " La Première " of Just a Gigolo. The photo is in the instamatic, this deserved to be ill during one week ? * Never again : no stars deserve such a sacrifice! We are all stars and we are all dust - to be polite - too. Signed Royston still Anarchist ! |
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A Banksy for under £1,500, by Lroy on Dec 14, 2014 10:13:15 GMT 1, Ps : Waiting for a cause, for a concert or in a music festival is another thing, I just speak about long queueing for commercial or bizness things.
I found a funny article in Wilkipedia lol :
" Queueing theory is the mathematical study of waiting lines, or queues.[1] In queueing theory a model is constructed so that queue lengths and waiting times can be predicted.[1] Queueing theory is generally considered a branch of operations research because the results are often used when making business decisions about the resources needed to provide a service.
ah ahah !
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Queueing_theory
Ps : Waiting for a cause, for a concert or in a music festival is another thing, I just speak about long queueing for commercial or bizness things. I found a funny article in Wilkipedia lol : " Queueing theory is the mathematical study of waiting lines, or queues.[1] In queueing theory a model is constructed so that queue lengths and waiting times can be predicted.[1] Queueing theory is generally considered a branch of operations research because the results are often used when making business decisions about the resources needed to provide a service. ah ahah ! en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Queueing_theory |
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A Banksy for under £1,500, by avec art on Dec 14, 2014 10:49:15 GMT 1, I didn't get one, but it was interesting witness such phenomenon on that scale. Which is why I took the photo and was initially happy to share it here. Long gone are the days where you could turn up to their old print shop with an invite and be offered a signed soup can screen print for £100. I also heard about people being paid money to queue all night, which does make the whole thing a bit unfair. Great photo of Bowie btw
I didn't get one, but it was interesting witness such phenomenon on that scale. Which is why I took the photo and was initially happy to share it here. Long gone are the days where you could turn up to their old print shop with an invite and be offered a signed soup can screen print for £100. I also heard about people being paid money to queue all night, which does make the whole thing a bit unfair. Great photo of Bowie btw |
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A Banksy for under £1,500, by Deleted on Dec 14, 2014 10:57:21 GMT 1, I didn't get one, but it was interesting witness such phenomenon on that scale. Which is why I took the photo and was initially happy to share it here. Long gone are the days where you could turn up to their old print shop with an invite and be offered a signed soup can screen print for £100. I also heard about people being paid money to queue all night, which does make the whole thing a bit unfair. Great photo of Bowie btw
Muppets.
I didn't get one, but it was interesting witness such phenomenon on that scale. Which is why I took the photo and was initially happy to share it here. Long gone are the days where you could turn up to their old print shop with an invite and be offered a signed soup can screen print for £100. I also heard about people being paid money to queue all night, which does make the whole thing a bit unfair. Great photo of Bowie btw I heard that too, some names even came over from USA for the gig and went to the front, so I heard. Muppets. |
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A Banksy for under £1,500, by Lroy on Dec 14, 2014 11:07:22 GMT 1, I am really an idiot !!!
I foolishly confused Dickens and Beckett ! I wanted to talk about these rich persons who exploit the poors or the children since the dawn of time. And I could also mention Zola, Balzac, etc...
Sorry, my English friends.
I should talk French on this forum.
I am really an idiot !!!
I foolishly confused Dickens and Beckett ! I wanted to talk about these rich persons who exploit the poors or the children since the dawn of time. And I could also mention Zola, Balzac, etc...
Sorry, my English friends.
I should talk French on this forum.
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A Banksy for under £1,500, by Boyle44 on Dec 14, 2014 12:24:16 GMT 1, Can't see you getting any banksy under 1500 now , even a silver flags you would be lucky to find at that price
Can't see you getting any banksy under 1500 now , even a silver flags you would be lucky to find at that price
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A Banksy for under £1,500, by Lroy on Dec 14, 2014 12:55:51 GMT 1, Yeah, it would. I'm a very rational person and generally feel I have a good perspective of what is important in life, so do feel this desire goes against my nature. But it is there. I first found out about the prints after Stop and Search, so it's been since then. Missed out on all the releases since and never felt I could afford the secondary market prices. But now that it's becoming clear he won't release any more, I've accepted that's the only chance I'll have. I feel very whiny typing this and realise it's the definition of a first world problem Take a deep breath..........forget the Banksy...........get something by Paul Insect. #whileyoucan
Yeah ! The first print that I bought ( when I know about street-art and after seeing Exit ) was the target by Paul Insect ! And I am still very happy ( I bought 2 books too of PIn ) ... I still don't understand why this print is not sold out yet ?! ;.. My regret ( one of the best print ever ! ) is The Clockworth ( etc.. ) , but I had no chance when I tried to buy it at POW.. Sold out in seconds.
Hi lonelyfarmer, How are you ? Can you see me ?
Happy sunday mate !
Yeah, it would. I'm a very rational person and generally feel I have a good perspective of what is important in life, so do feel this desire goes against my nature. But it is there. I first found out about the prints after Stop and Search, so it's been since then. Missed out on all the releases since and never felt I could afford the secondary market prices. But now that it's becoming clear he won't release any more, I've accepted that's the only chance I'll have. I feel very whiny typing this and realise it's the definition of a first world problem Take a deep breath..........forget the Banksy...........get something by Paul Insect. #whileyoucan Yeah ! The first print that I bought ( when I know about street-art and after seeing Exit ) was the target by Paul Insect ! And I am still very happy ( I bought 2 books too of PIn ) ... I still don't understand why this print is not sold out yet ?! ;.. My regret ( one of the best print ever ! ) is The Clockworth ( etc.. ) , but I had no chance when I tried to buy it at POW.. Sold out in seconds. Hi lonelyfarmer, How are you ? Can you see me ? Happy sunday mate ! |
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