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Banksy £10 • Di-Faced Tenner, by Terry Fuckwitt on Mar 17, 2021 13:38:29 GMT 1,
It's not this red. Was because of the sunlight
What phone have you got? Nokia 7650😉
It's not this red. Was because of the sunlight What phone have you got? Nokia 7650😉
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Banksy £10 • Di-Faced Tenner, by Deleted on Mar 17, 2021 13:40:03 GMT 1, Haha no!! iPhone
Haha no!! iPhone
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Banksy £10 • Di-Faced Tenner, by dreadware on Mar 17, 2021 13:40:34 GMT 1, This is from a BNG:
This is from a BNG:
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Banksy £10 • Di-Faced Tenner, by Deleted on Mar 17, 2021 13:45:23 GMT 1, That's very light but see the same pattern. You can't get that with a printer.
That's very light but see the same pattern. You can't get that with a printer.
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Banksy £10 • Di-Faced Tenner, by dreadware on Mar 17, 2021 13:46:25 GMT 1, That's very light but see the same pattern. You can't get that with a printer. I think that is not very light, but the Dope! ones are darker.
That's very light but see the same pattern. You can't get that with a printer. I think that is not very light, but the Dope! ones are darker.
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Banksy £10 • Di-Faced Tenner, by Deleted on Mar 17, 2021 13:48:26 GMT 1, Do you think?
This one is also BNG
Do you think? This one is also BNG
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Banksy £10 • Di-Faced Tenner, by Terry Fuckwitt on Mar 17, 2021 13:50:46 GMT 1,
I hate iPhones, but never realised they were this bad. Try and scan it on a printer at highest dpi, unless of course you are 100% happy is genuine.
I hate iPhones, but never realised they were this bad. Try and scan it on a printer at highest dpi, unless of course you are 100% happy is genuine.
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Banksy £10 • Di-Faced Tenner, by dreadware on Mar 17, 2021 13:50:53 GMT 1, I have compared some time ago a Dope one and a BNG one. The Dope one doesn't have the same "pixel" quality and it is also darker. At least the one that I have compared.
I have compared some time ago a Dope one and a BNG one. The Dope one doesn't have the same "pixel" quality and it is also darker. At least the one that I have compared.
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Banksy £10 • Di-Faced Tenner, by irl1 on Mar 17, 2021 13:52:42 GMT 1, Wow post of 4 years ago haha... He's trying to help you
Dope have been selling fake tenners "for more years than I care to remember" (Says old Mr Brennan)
Do you really think Dope Gallery are selling real tenners for that price? Not a chance haha
Wow post of 4 years ago haha... He's trying to help you Dope have been selling fake tenners "for more years than I care to remember" (Says old Mr Brennan) Do you really think Dope Gallery are selling real tenners for that price? Not a chance haha
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Banksy £10 • Di-Faced Tenner, by Deleted on Mar 17, 2021 13:56:14 GMT 1, Like I said. I have one from Laz with COA, directly from him.
Same paper, thickness, colors as that one.
Like I said. I have one from Laz with COA, directly from him.
Same paper, thickness, colors as that one.
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Banksy £10 • Di-Faced Tenner, by dreadware on Mar 17, 2021 13:56:53 GMT 1, Michael, which Tenner are you talking about? BNG or Dope? The BNG, in my opinion are the only ones that are genuine 100% . Dope...nope.
Michael, which Tenner are you talking about? BNG or Dope? The BNG, in my opinion are the only ones that are genuine 100% . Dope...nope.
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Banksy £10 • Di-Faced Tenner, by Terry Fuckwitt on Mar 17, 2021 13:57:25 GMT 1, Wow post of 4 years ago haha... He's trying to help you Dope have been selling fake tenners "for more years than I care to remember" (Says old Mr Brennan) Do you really think Dope Gallery are selling real tenners for that price? Not a chance haha
I was, but now I've just realised who he is🙄
Wow post of 4 years ago haha... He's trying to help you Dope have been selling fake tenners "for more years than I care to remember" (Says old Mr Brennan) Do you really think Dope Gallery are selling real tenners for that price? Not a chance haha I was, but now I've just realised who he is🙄
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Banksy £10 • Di-Faced Tenner, by Lazarus II on Mar 17, 2021 13:59:30 GMT 1, Michael, which Tenner are you talking about? BNG or Dope? The BNG, in my opinion are the only ones that are genuine 100% . Dope...nope. gallart sold the same framed tenners with hologram and letter just after BNG.
Michael, which Tenner are you talking about? BNG or Dope? The BNG, in my opinion are the only ones that are genuine 100% . Dope...nope. gallart sold the same framed tenners with hologram and letter just after BNG.
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Banksy £10 • Di-Faced Tenner, by teabaggins on Mar 17, 2021 13:59:56 GMT 1, I hate iPhones, but never realised they were this bad. Try and scan it on a printer at highest dpi, unless of course you are 100% happy is genuine. It’s not the iPhone that’s the issue the image upload doesn’t render a full res pic. Have to click on the poc (iPhone photo you can zoom in on)
I hate iPhones, but never realised they were this bad. Try and scan it on a printer at highest dpi, unless of course you are 100% happy is genuine. It’s not the iPhone that’s the issue the image upload doesn’t render a full res pic. Have to click on the poc (iPhone photo you can zoom in on)
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Banksy £10 • Di-Faced Tenner, by Deleted on Mar 17, 2021 14:03:31 GMT 1,
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Banksy £10 • Di-Faced Tenner, by jamieb on Mar 17, 2021 14:13:11 GMT 1, I hate iPhones, but never realised they were this bad. Try and scan it on a printer at highest dpi, unless of course you are 100% happy is genuine. They aren't, its user error
I hate iPhones, but never realised they were this bad. Try and scan it on a printer at highest dpi, unless of course you are 100% happy is genuine. They aren't, its user error
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ocean89
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Banksy £10 • Di-Faced Tenner, by ocean89 on Mar 17, 2021 14:14:57 GMT 1, This is from a BNG: I am media designer and I am dealing with print products every day. These dots you are mentioning is a offset pattern. Every offset printed piece has this dots. They only show that the piece is produced by an offset machine but gives no indicator about the source. You could only varify the authenticity, if your compare every dot with an original one and check if have the same color angles. If the original ones are produced on more than one machine, you will see even here differences.
A pressure plate costs about 100€ and you need 4 of them. For about 500€ you could create unlimited pieces (for less than 1ct per piece) with this pattern.
I also think that the price is no reliable indicator. A tenner with a Laz COA is worth between 2k and 5k, the same Tenner without a COA is probably worth less than 100€, as it has no real resell value. As I would never resell it, I don't care about the resell value. So an authentic Tenner without resell value is more worth for me.
More about rosette patterns: www.caseyprinting.com/blog/what-is-a-rosette-pattern
This is from a BNG: I am media designer and I am dealing with print products every day. These dots you are mentioning is a offset pattern. Every offset printed piece has this dots. They only show that the piece is produced by an offset machine but gives no indicator about the source. You could only varify the authenticity, if your compare every dot with an original one and check if have the same color angles. If the original ones are produced on more than one machine, you will see even here differences. A pressure plate costs about 100€ and you need 4 of them. For about 500€ you could create unlimited pieces (for less than 1ct per piece) with this pattern. I also think that the price is no reliable indicator. A tenner with a Laz COA is worth between 2k and 5k, the same Tenner without a COA is probably worth less than 100€, as it has no real resell value. As I would never resell it, I don't care about the resell value. So an authentic Tenner without resell value is more worth for me. More about rosette patterns: www.caseyprinting.com/blog/what-is-a-rosette-pattern
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Banksy £10 • Di-Faced Tenner, by jamieb on Mar 17, 2021 14:17:29 GMT 1, close up of a genuine eye, taken with iPhone 😄
close up of a genuine eye, taken with iPhone 😄
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Banksy £10 • Di-Faced Tenner, by adaminnash on Mar 17, 2021 14:20:11 GMT 1, Hey everyone! I am interested in buying a legit Di-Faced Tenner. As I don't want to resell the artpiece, it doesn't matter if it has a Steve Lazarides Authentication with it, I just want to have an authentic tenner. With my investigations I came across the DOPE Gallery pretty often, as they sell them for much cheaper. I know that they are sponsor of this board, but I would like to ask it anyways. Is the dope gallery a good source to buy an authentic Di-Faced Tenner?
I have had two bad experiences with DOPE!
I purchased two prints from them for our baby nursery, only received one COA. I have emailed several times, no response.
They had an invader Hollyweed for sale on their site about 6 weeks ago, well below market price. Purchased online, suddenly it was “out of stock”
These guys post below market pieces to pull buyers in but rarely are the items available. Customer service is terrible, they reply to maybe 1 in 5 emails. I’d stay well clear.
Hey everyone! I am interested in buying a legit Di-Faced Tenner. As I don't want to resell the artpiece, it doesn't matter if it has a Steve Lazarides Authentication with it, I just want to have an authentic tenner. With my investigations I came across the DOPE Gallery pretty often, as they sell them for much cheaper. I know that they are sponsor of this board, but I would like to ask it anyways. Is the dope gallery a good source to buy an authentic Di-Faced Tenner? I have had two bad experiences with DOPE! I purchased two prints from them for our baby nursery, only received one COA. I have emailed several times, no response. They had an invader Hollyweed for sale on their site about 6 weeks ago, well below market price. Purchased online, suddenly it was “out of stock” These guys post below market pieces to pull buyers in but rarely are the items available. Customer service is terrible, they reply to maybe 1 in 5 emails. I’d stay well clear.
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Banksy £10 • Di-Faced Tenner, by Deleted on Mar 17, 2021 14:34:19 GMT 1, close up of a genuine eye, taken with iPhone 😄
Tutorial how you did take that picture with an iPhone haha
close up of a genuine eye, taken with iPhone 😄 Tutorial how you did take that picture with an iPhone haha
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Banksy £10 • Di-Faced Tenner, by henryc on Mar 17, 2021 14:53:42 GMT 1, This is from a BNG: I am media designer and I am dealing with print products every day. These dots you are mentioning is a offset pattern. Every offset printed piece has this dots. They only show that the piece is produced by an offset machine but gives no indicator about the source. You could only varify the authenticity, if your compare every dot with an original one and check if have the same color angles. If the original ones are produced on more than one machine, you will see even here differences. A pressure plate costs about 100€ and you need 4 of them. For about 500€ you could create unlimited pieces (for less than 1ct per piece) with this pattern. I also think that the price is no reliable indicator. A tenner with a Laz COA is worth between 2k and 5k, the same Tenner without a COA is probably worth less than 100€, as it has no real resell value. As I would never resell it, I don't care about the resell value. So an authentic Tenner without resell value is more worth for me. More about rosette patterns: www.caseyprinting.com/blog/what-is-a-rosette-pattern
Resell value sure comes up often for someone who doesn't care about the resell value of something he will never sell at resell value whatever it s fake or real..
Just saying , Don't take this post at face(or resell) value..
This is from a BNG: I am media designer and I am dealing with print products every day. These dots you are mentioning is a offset pattern. Every offset printed piece has this dots. They only show that the piece is produced by an offset machine but gives no indicator about the source. You could only varify the authenticity, if your compare every dot with an original one and check if have the same color angles. If the original ones are produced on more than one machine, you will see even here differences. A pressure plate costs about 100€ and you need 4 of them. For about 500€ you could create unlimited pieces (for less than 1ct per piece) with this pattern. I also think that the price is no reliable indicator. A tenner with a Laz COA is worth between 2k and 5k, the same Tenner without a COA is probably worth less than 100€, as it has no real resell value. As I would never resell it, I don't care about the resell value. So an authentic Tenner without resell value is more worth for me. More about rosette patterns: www.caseyprinting.com/blog/what-is-a-rosette-patternResell value sure comes up often for someone who doesn't care about the resell value of something he will never sell at resell value whatever it s fake or real.. Just saying , Don't take this post at face(or resell) value..
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Banksy £10 • Di-Faced Tenner, by jamieb on Mar 17, 2021 14:59:24 GMT 1, close up of a genuine eye, taken with iPhone 😄 Tutorial how you did take that picture with an iPhone haha max zoom and a very steady hand, the other option is to user the magnify feature and take a picture. support.apple.com/en-us/HT209517
everyday is a school day 😄
close up of a genuine eye, taken with iPhone 😄 Tutorial how you did take that picture with an iPhone haha max zoom and a very steady hand, the other option is to user the magnify feature and take a picture. support.apple.com/en-us/HT209517everyday is a school day 😄
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Banksy £10 • Di-Faced Tenner, by ocean89 on Mar 17, 2021 14:59:25 GMT 1, close up of a genuine eye, taken with iPhone 😄 If the community would like to have it, I could create an authenticity check based on the offset pattern. For this we would need 1 high quality scan of 2-3 different LAZ Tenners. (At least 1200ppi)
With this I could check if the rosette pattern is always the same (thus all tenners were printed with the same offset printing machine) and based on this a check. Every machine and every pressure plate is unique as a fingerprint.
close up of a genuine eye, taken with iPhone 😄 If the community would like to have it, I could create an authenticity check based on the offset pattern. For this we would need 1 high quality scan of 2-3 different LAZ Tenners. (At least 1200ppi) With this I could check if the rosette pattern is always the same (thus all tenners were printed with the same offset printing machine) and based on this a check. Every machine and every pressure plate is unique as a fingerprint.
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Banksy £10 • Di-Faced Tenner, by ocean89 on Mar 17, 2021 16:53:17 GMT 1, I am media designer and I am dealing with print products every day. These dots you are mentioning is a offset pattern. Every offset printed piece has this dots. They only show that the piece is produced by an offset machine but gives no indicator about the source. You could only varify the authenticity, if your compare every dot with an original one and check if have the same color angles. If the original ones are produced on more than one machine, you will see even here differences. A pressure plate costs about 100€ and you need 4 of them. For about 500€ you could create unlimited pieces (for less than 1ct per piece) with this pattern. I also think that the price is no reliable indicator. A tenner with a Laz COA is worth between 2k and 5k, the same Tenner without a COA is probably worth less than 100€, as it has no real resell value. As I would never resell it, I don't care about the resell value. So an authentic Tenner without resell value is more worth for me. More about rosette patterns: www.caseyprinting.com/blog/what-is-a-rosette-patternResell value sure comes up often for someone who doesn't care about the resell value of something he will never sell at resell value whatever it s fake or real.. Just saying , Don't take this post at face(or resell) value.. No, it's not about the value. I just don't want to finance fakes. Sure, I could buy a Lazarides piece and could resell it in 5 years with a win. It's a pretty safe thing. But as I never would resell any of my artworks, I don't care about reselling values.
I don't need a written authenticity, as I am the only person who needs to know that it's legit. Thus, I would like to buy a piece which has no value for the market, but a high value for myself.
I am media designer and I am dealing with print products every day. These dots you are mentioning is a offset pattern. Every offset printed piece has this dots. They only show that the piece is produced by an offset machine but gives no indicator about the source. You could only varify the authenticity, if your compare every dot with an original one and check if have the same color angles. If the original ones are produced on more than one machine, you will see even here differences. A pressure plate costs about 100€ and you need 4 of them. For about 500€ you could create unlimited pieces (for less than 1ct per piece) with this pattern. I also think that the price is no reliable indicator. A tenner with a Laz COA is worth between 2k and 5k, the same Tenner without a COA is probably worth less than 100€, as it has no real resell value. As I would never resell it, I don't care about the resell value. So an authentic Tenner without resell value is more worth for me. More about rosette patterns: www.caseyprinting.com/blog/what-is-a-rosette-patternResell value sure comes up often for someone who doesn't care about the resell value of something he will never sell at resell value whatever it s fake or real.. Just saying , Don't take this post at face(or resell) value.. No, it's not about the value. I just don't want to finance fakes. Sure, I could buy a Lazarides piece and could resell it in 5 years with a win. It's a pretty safe thing. But as I never would resell any of my artworks, I don't care about reselling values. I don't need a written authenticity, as I am the only person who needs to know that it's legit. Thus, I would like to buy a piece which has no value for the market, but a high value for myself.
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Banksy £10 • Di-Faced Tenner, by Coach on Mar 17, 2021 17:38:03 GMT 1, Resell value sure comes up often for someone who doesn't care about the resell value of something he will never sell at resell value whatever it s fake or real.. Just saying , Don't take this post at face(or resell) value.. No, it's not about the value. I just don't want to finance fakes. Sure, I could buy a Lazarides piece and could resell it in 5 years with a win. It's a pretty safe thing. But as I never would resell any of my artworks, I don't care about reselling values. I don't need a written authenticity, as I am the only person who needs to know that it's legit. Thus, I would like to buy a piece which has no value for the market, but a high value for myself.
I think that you will struggle to find someone willing to part with a genuine tenner for €100 or less, just because it does but have a Laz coa, I’m afraid.
Resell value sure comes up often for someone who doesn't care about the resell value of something he will never sell at resell value whatever it s fake or real.. Just saying , Don't take this post at face(or resell) value.. No, it's not about the value. I just don't want to finance fakes. Sure, I could buy a Lazarides piece and could resell it in 5 years with a win. It's a pretty safe thing. But as I never would resell any of my artworks, I don't care about reselling values. I don't need a written authenticity, as I am the only person who needs to know that it's legit. Thus, I would like to buy a piece which has no value for the market, but a high value for myself. I think that you will struggle to find someone willing to part with a genuine tenner for €100 or less, just because it does but have a Laz coa, I’m afraid.
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Banksy £10 • Di-Faced Tenner, by ocean89 on Mar 17, 2021 18:25:17 GMT 1, That's why I don't want one with any COA. For me it's just important that it's genuine. And of course I would pay 500€ or 1000€. But it's sad that there seems to be no trusted source of buying a genuine one without reselling value for an affordable price.
That's why I don't want one with any COA. For me it's just important that it's genuine. And of course I would pay 500€ or 1000€. But it's sad that there seems to be no trusted source of buying a genuine one without reselling value for an affordable price.
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Banksy £10 • Di-Faced Tenner, by ocean89 on Mar 17, 2021 22:09:51 GMT 1, As mentioned in the other thread, I would offer to create a check for the offset pattern, so everybody could check his artwork if it's made with the original pressure plate.
Would this be interesting for the community?
As mentioned in the other thread, I would offer to create a check for the offset pattern, so everybody could check his artwork if it's made with the original pressure plate.
Would this be interesting for the community?
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Just look at that negative ebay feedback for a start !
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