AJ
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Framing and COA, by AJ on Dec 18, 2008 19:47:51 GMT 1, Hi there,
What do you usually do with your COA for Banksy prints? I've taken my Nola into a framers and he says that he is going to put the original COA inside the frame so that it doesn't get lost with a photocopy on the back. Is this a good idea?
Hi there,
What do you usually do with your COA for Banksy prints? I've taken my Nola into a framers and he says that he is going to put the original COA inside the frame so that it doesn't get lost with a photocopy on the back. Is this a good idea?
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Framing and COA, by snakes on Dec 18, 2008 19:59:26 GMT 1, Bad idea. Always keep both separate as then the thief (God forbid if it ever gets stolen) does not have a COA with it and it is much harder for him/her to sell on.
Ps. also how much do you trust your framer?
Bad idea. Always keep both separate as then the thief (God forbid if it ever gets stolen) does not have a COA with it and it is much harder for him/her to sell on.
Ps. also how much do you trust your framer?
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Framing and COA, by onemandown72 on Dec 18, 2008 20:01:52 GMT 1, Hi there, What do you usually do with your COA for Banksy prints? I've taken my Nola into a framers and he says that he is going to put the original COA inside the frame so that it doesn't get lost with a photocopy on the back. Is this a good idea?
NO NO NO NO, always keep your COA ina seperate place from your art.
If the print get's burnt / waterdamaged / stolen you lose both!
Preferably in a seperate house (at your parents).
Hi there, What do you usually do with your COA for Banksy prints? I've taken my Nola into a framers and he says that he is going to put the original COA inside the frame so that it doesn't get lost with a photocopy on the back. Is this a good idea? NO NO NO NO, always keep your COA ina seperate place from your art. If the print get's burnt / waterdamaged / stolen you lose both! Preferably in a seperate house (at your parents). |
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Framing and COA, by snakes on Dec 18, 2008 20:04:40 GMT 1, I keep my COA's in a fireproof box within my safety deposit box in Harrods!
I keep my COA's in a fireproof box within my safety deposit box in Harrods!
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Framing and COA, by onemandown72 on Dec 18, 2008 20:06:38 GMT 1, I keep my COA's in a fireproof box within my safety deposit box in Harrods!
In all seriousness mine are kept in a folder in a big f*ck off safe in the garage. The funny thing is that thay are the only thing of value in the safe!
I keep my COA's in a fireproof box within my safety deposit box in Harrods! In all seriousness mine are kept in a folder in a big f*ck off safe in the garage. The funny thing is that thay are the only thing of value in the safe! |
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AJ
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Framing and COA, by AJ on Dec 18, 2008 20:09:22 GMT 1, Thanks for the responses. I thought it was a daft idea. Also the Banksy COA is really nice anyway!
Thanks for the responses. I thought it was a daft idea. Also the Banksy COA is really nice anyway!
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baznyc
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Framing and COA, by baznyc on Dec 18, 2008 20:10:24 GMT 1, Hi there, What do you usually do with your COA for Banksy prints? I've taken my Nola into a framers and he says that he is going to put the original COA inside the frame so that it doesn't get lost with a photocopy on the back. Is this a good idea?
Only if you're a clumsy oaf who tends to lose things. Why not keep your COAs in a file/envelope etc and cache them with other important documents such as insurance certs, nude pictures of your mum, etc.
Hi there, What do you usually do with your COA for Banksy prints? I've taken my Nola into a framers and he says that he is going to put the original COA inside the frame so that it doesn't get lost with a photocopy on the back. Is this a good idea? Only if you're a clumsy oaf who tends to lose things. Why not keep your COAs in a file/envelope etc and cache them with other important documents such as insurance certs, nude pictures of your mum, etc. |
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Framing and COA, by snakes on Dec 18, 2008 20:31:28 GMT 1, Hi there, What do you usually do with your COA for Banksy prints? I've taken my Nola into a framers and he says that he is going to put the original COA inside the frame so that it doesn't get lost with a photocopy on the back. Is this a good idea? Only if you're a clumsy oaf who tends to lose things. Why not keep your COAs in a file/envelope etc and cache them with other important documents such as insurance certs, nude pictures of your mum, etc.
You very very very sick puppy 
Not one of these 'BITTY' types are you?
Hi there, What do you usually do with your COA for Banksy prints? I've taken my Nola into a framers and he says that he is going to put the original COA inside the frame so that it doesn't get lost with a photocopy on the back. Is this a good idea? Only if you're a clumsy oaf who tends to lose things. Why not keep your COAs in a file/envelope etc and cache them with other important documents such as insurance certs, nude pictures of your mum, etc. You very very very sick puppy Not one of these 'BITTY' types are you? |
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