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Banksy Artwork, VALUATION, by Deleted on Sept 24, 2015 23:04:35 GMT 1, In July I wad quoted ยฃ25k. I haven't seen one since. Hello all, new here and I would like to know what the market is for a signed Red LIITA AP? I have one I might sell but would like to know what everyone thinks it's worth? Thanks! 
In July I wad quoted ยฃ25k. I haven't seen one since. Hello all, new here and I would like to know what the market is for a signed Red LIITA AP? I have one I might sell but would like to know what everyone thinks it's worth? Thanks! Thank you everyone for your help |
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Banksy Artwork, VALUATION, by snoozy on Sept 25, 2015 0:13:38 GMT 1, So was that a forum 3 post sale thread?
GLWTS
So was that a forum 3 post sale thread?
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Banksy Artwork, VALUATION, by rebelate on Sept 25, 2015 17:56:30 GMT 1, What is a good estimate for morons septia signed?
One sold on ebay for $10,000 USD on 7/27/2015
#291517493608
What is a good estimate for morons septia signed? One sold on ebay for $10,000 USD on 7/27/2015 #291517493608 |
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Banksy Artwork, VALUATION, by markent on Sept 26, 2015 21:21:08 GMT 1, I am looking to purchase a Grin Reaper and was just wondering what sort of price I should expect to pay for one? Thanks in advance
I am looking to purchase a Grin Reaper and was just wondering what sort of price I should expect to pay for one? Thanks in advance
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Banksy Artwork, VALUATION, by snoozy on Sept 27, 2015 0:36:46 GMT 1, If you see the Grim Reaper, I wouldn't worry about cost.....
If you see the Grim Reaper, I wouldn't worry about cost.....
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Banksy Artwork, VALUATION, by daniel3886 on Sept 27, 2015 1:09:10 GMT 1, Any ideas on value of a gold flag??
Any ideas on value of a gold flag??
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Banksy Artwork, VALUATION, by Schrรถdinger's Chat on Sept 27, 2015 8:14:45 GMT 1, What is the latest price for an applause unsigned, and does anyone have one? Know of one? Thanks
What is the latest price for an applause unsigned, and does anyone have one? Know of one? Thanks
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Banksy Artwork, VALUATION, by Deleted on Sept 30, 2015 0:09:04 GMT 1, Hello, anyone know what a Blow Pop Records sleeve is worth today?
Hello, anyone know what a Blow Pop Records sleeve is worth today?
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Banksy Artwork, VALUATION, by davedandconfused on Sept 30, 2015 14:27:28 GMT 1, Would appreciate ideas on price for private sale of the following Banksy prints, all with C.O.A.
Signed Colour Trolleys, original owner, always flat, nice round number if that's ya thing
Signed Chocolate Donut, original owner, always flat.
Unsigned Silver Flag, I'd say as minty as they come these days, couple of VERY slight edge knocks, no scratches or any marks to printed area.
Unsigned Love Rat, always flat, bought from an old skool forum member, I trust this one more than the ones I bought from P.O.W. 
Would appreciate ideas on price for private sale of the following Banksy prints, all with C.O.A. Signed Colour Trolleys, original owner, always flat, nice round number if that's ya thing Signed Chocolate Donut, original owner, always flat. Unsigned Silver Flag, I'd say as minty as they come these days, couple of VERY slight edge knocks, no scratches or any marks to printed area. Unsigned Love Rat, always flat, bought from an old skool forum member, I trust this one more than the ones I bought from P.O.W. |
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Banksy Artwork, VALUATION, by lionelritchie on Oct 1, 2015 19:38:52 GMT 1, I can only really comment on the unsigned love rat as that's the print I'm currently after. I have been quoted anywhere between ยฃ7,000/12,000 from numerous galleries.
I can only really comment on the unsigned love rat as that's the print I'm currently after. I have been quoted anywhere between ยฃ7,000/12,000 from numerous galleries.
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Banksy Artwork, VALUATION, by Deleted on Oct 1, 2015 19:56:51 GMT 1, I can only really comment on the unsigned love rat as that's the print I'm currently after. I have been quoted anywhere between ยฃ7,000/12,000 from numerous galleries.
Really?
its getting a bit farcical now
Are there unsigned prints from any other artist, living or dead that go or this amount of money?
I can only really comment on the unsigned love rat as that's the print I'm currently after. I have been quoted anywhere between ยฃ7,000/12,000 from numerous galleries. Really? its getting a bit farcical now Are there unsigned prints from any other artist, living or dead that go or this amount of money? |
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Banksy Artwork, VALUATION, by Black Apple Art on Oct 1, 2015 20:08:51 GMT 1, I can only really comment on the unsigned love rat as that's the print I'm currently after. I have been quoted anywhere between ยฃ7,000/12,000 from numerous galleries. Really? its getting a bit farcical now Are there unsigned prints from any other artist, living or dead that go or this amount of money?
I can only really comment on the unsigned love rat as that's the print I'm currently after. I have been quoted anywhere between ยฃ7,000/12,000 from numerous galleries. Really? its getting a bit farcical now Are there unsigned prints from any other artist, living or dead that go or this amount of money? Well a better way to look at it is "Are there any other artists live or dead that have done anything close to what Banksy has done?" I am not saying other huge names have not made huge impacts but obviously not in the way banky has and still is doing. Let's not also forget he is the only artist in history to have released absolutely zero publically in what has been arguably his most impactful and popular 5 years of his career to date. That fact alone puts him in a category all on his own in art history. |
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Banksy Artwork, VALUATION, by Deleted on Oct 1, 2015 20:11:48 GMT 1, I can only really comment on the unsigned love rat as that's the print I'm currently after. I have been quoted anywhere between ยฃ7,000/12,000 from numerous galleries. Really? its getting ย a bit farcical now Are there unsigned prints from any other artist, living or dead that go or this amount of money?
These arent selling for this kinda money eithers, certainly not the top end and i woukd doubt the lower end too.
I can only really comment on the unsigned love rat as that's the print I'm currently after. I have been quoted anywhere between ยฃ7,000/12,000 from numerous galleries. Really? its getting ย a bit farcical now Are there unsigned prints from any other artist, living or dead that go or this amount of money? These arent selling for this kinda money eithers, certainly not the top end and i woukd doubt the lower end too. |
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Banksy Artwork, VALUATION, by lionelritchie on Oct 1, 2015 20:22:48 GMT 1, They are definitely selling for this as a friend of mine recently picked one up for around ยฃ7,500 and I've been told by certain galleries they have sold them for up to ยฃ9,000
They are definitely selling for this as a friend of mine recently picked one up for around ยฃ7,500 and I've been told by certain galleries they have sold them for up to ยฃ9,000
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Banksy Artwork, VALUATION, by Poster Bob on Oct 1, 2015 20:23:48 GMT 1, I sold an unsigned LR in excellent condition without visible flaws to a gallery for ยฃ5,500 cash two weeks ago. Don't believe the hype.
I sold an unsigned LR in excellent condition without visible flaws to a gallery for ยฃ5,500 cash two weeks ago. Don't believe the hype.
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Banksy Artwork, VALUATION, by lionelritchie on Oct 1, 2015 20:29:11 GMT 1, I wonder if my friend bought it from that gallery as he only bought his last week!
I wonder if my friend bought it from that gallery as he only bought his last week!
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Banksy Artwork, VALUATION, by Deleted on Oct 1, 2015 20:30:11 GMT 1, They are definitely selling for this as a friend of mine recently picked one up for around ยฃ7,500 and I've been told by certain galleries they have sold them for up to ยฃ9,000
Im sure certain galleries have told you that, surprised they didnt say they sell them for higher. I think it unlikely they'd tell any of us potential buyers what they are actually shifting them for.
They are definitely selling for this as a friend of mine recently picked one up for around ยฃ7,500 and I've been told by certain galleries they have sold them for up to ยฃ9,000 Im sure certain galleries have told you that, surprised they didnt say they sell them for higher. I think it unlikely they'd tell any of us potential buyers what they are actually shifting them for. |
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Banksy Artwork, VALUATION, by Deleted on Oct 1, 2015 20:35:15 GMT 1, They are definitely selling for this as a friend of mine recently picked one up for around ยฃ7,500 and I've been told by certain galleries they have sold them for up to ยฃ9,000 Im sure certain galleries have told you that, surprised they didnt say they sell them for higher. I think it unlikely they'd tell any of us potential buyers what they are actually shifting them for.
It's all so underhand and deceitful
they sound like double glazing salesmen
" Now that we have discussed your potential Banksy investment, are you looking at changing your windows in the near future"
They are definitely selling for this as a friend of mine recently picked one up for around ยฃ7,500 and I've been told by certain galleries they have sold them for up to ยฃ9,000 Im sure certain galleries have told you that, surprised they didnt say they sell them for higher. I think it unlikely they'd tell any of us potential buyers what they are actually shifting them for. It's all so underhand and deceitful they sound like double glazing salesmen " Now that we have discussed your potential Banksy investment, are you looking at changing your windows in the near future" |
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Banksy Artwork, VALUATION, by Deleted on Oct 1, 2015 20:38:53 GMT 1, Im sure certain galleries have told you that, surprised they didnt say they sell them for higher. I think it unlikely they'd tell any of us potential buyers what they are actually shifting them for. It's all so underhand and deceitful they sound like double glazing salesmen
They need to earn a crust just like used car salesmen or indeed double glazing salesmen.
Im sure certain galleries have told you that, surprised they didnt say they sell them for higher. I think it unlikely they'd tell any of us potential buyers what they are actually shifting them for. It's all so underhand and deceitful they sound like double glazing salesmen [ They need to earn a crust just like used car salesmen or indeed double glazing salesmen. |
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Banksy Artwork, VALUATION, by Poster Bob on Oct 2, 2015 0:15:43 GMT 1, Most likely. I'd love to sell privately but I can't be bothered with wasting my time receiving insulting offers and a million questions. It's a lot easier to meet up with someone who won't bullshit you, show them the print and take home cash.
I wonder if my friend bought it from that gallery as he only bought his last week!
Most likely. I'd love to sell privately but I can't be bothered with wasting my time receiving insulting offers and a million questions. It's a lot easier to meet up with someone who won't bullshit you, show them the print and take home cash. I wonder if my friend bought it from that gallery as he only bought his last week! |
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Banksy Artwork, VALUATION, by rebelate on Oct 2, 2015 2:49:33 GMT 1, I was at the Julien's auction last night and well, after seeing first hand what kind of people are buying banksys/bidding each other up and in turn how members on here are quoting hammer prices and how it effects asking prices on these forums... It's definitely a case of the blind leading the blind.
After last night, I can clearly state that auction prices hold absolutely zero weight with me now. It would be impossible for anyone "in the know" to deny it if they were present. Before last night, I would foolishly use the auction hammer prices as at least a ceiling, but I know they are purely anomalies.
It has absolutely nothing to do with supply and demand. It has absolutely nothing to do with past sales, edition numbers, imagery, signed or unsigned, archival or dry mounted, damaged or undamaged...it literally has to do with people who you will never see at Dismaland or an actual Banksy exhibit, going to a venue which they think is the only way to buy art, and measuring their dicks, or in yesterday's case, their tits.
For me to think that any of those buyers from Julien's auction last night having any effect on the market price of Banksy art makes the idea of me owning Banksy works very unattractive. I'm sure other auctions are no different.
I was at the Julien's auction last night and well, after seeing first hand what kind of people are buying banksys/bidding each other up and in turn how members on here are quoting hammer prices and how it effects asking prices on these forums... It's definitely a case of the blind leading the blind.
After last night, I can clearly state that auction prices hold absolutely zero weight with me now. It would be impossible for anyone "in the know" to deny it if they were present. Before last night, I would foolishly use the auction hammer prices as at least a ceiling, but I know they are purely anomalies.
It has absolutely nothing to do with supply and demand. It has absolutely nothing to do with past sales, edition numbers, imagery, signed or unsigned, archival or dry mounted, damaged or undamaged...it literally has to do with people who you will never see at Dismaland or an actual Banksy exhibit, going to a venue which they think is the only way to buy art, and measuring their dicks, or in yesterday's case, their tits.
For me to think that any of those buyers from Julien's auction last night having any effect on the market price of Banksy art makes the idea of me owning Banksy works very unattractive. I'm sure other auctions are no different.
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Banksy Artwork, VALUATION, by dreadnatty on Oct 2, 2015 3:05:43 GMT 1, I was at the Julien's auction last night and well, after seeing first hand what kind of people are buying banksys/bidding each other up and in turn how members on here are quoting hammer prices and how it effects asking prices on these forums... It's definitely a case of the blind leading the blind. After last night, I can clearly state that auction prices hold absolutely zero weight with me now. It would be impossible for anyone "in the know" to deny it if they were present. Before last night, I would foolishly use the auction hammer prices as at least a ceiling, but I know they are purely anomalies. It has absolutely nothing to do with supply and demand. It has absolutely nothing to do with past sales, edition numbers, imagery, signed or unsigned, archival or dry mounted, damaged or undamaged...it literally has to do with people who you will never see at Dismaland or an actual Banksy exhibit, going to a venue which they think is the only way to buy art, and measuring their dicks, or in yesterday's case, their tits. For me to think that any of those buyers from Julien's auction last night having any effect on the market price of Banksy art makes the idea of me owning Banksy works very unattractive. I'm sure other auctions are no different.
I was at the Julien's auction last night and well, after seeing first hand what kind of people are buying banksys/bidding each other up and in turn how members on here are quoting hammer prices and how it effects asking prices on these forums... It's definitely a case of the blind leading the blind. After last night, I can clearly state that auction prices hold absolutely zero weight with me now. It would be impossible for anyone "in the know" to deny it if they were present. Before last night, I would foolishly use the auction hammer prices as at least a ceiling, but I know they are purely anomalies. It has absolutely nothing to do with supply and demand. It has absolutely nothing to do with past sales, edition numbers, imagery, signed or unsigned, archival or dry mounted, damaged or undamaged...it literally has to do with people who you will never see at Dismaland or an actual Banksy exhibit, going to a venue which they think is the only way to buy art, and measuring their dicks, or in yesterday's case, their tits. For me to think that any of those buyers from Julien's auction last night having any effect on the market price of Banksy art makes the idea of me owning Banksy works very unattractive. I'm sure other auctions are no different. Lots of stupid money out there skewing the prices in lots of markets - real estate,art,cars,antique furniture etc. Have cash on hand when prices calm down. |
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Banksy Artwork, VALUATION, by Deleted on Oct 2, 2015 3:16:01 GMT 1, I just think art is worth whatever someone is willing to pay for it at that particular time. But I agree it's the same in every type of market, if someone wants something so bad in the moment, then he/she will pay whatever they think is the appropriate selling price.
I just think art is worth whatever someone is willing to pay for it at that particular time. But I agree it's the same in every type of market, if someone wants something so bad in the moment, then he/she will pay whatever they think is the appropriate selling price.
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Banksy Artwork, VALUATION, by rebelate on Oct 2, 2015 3:45:27 GMT 1, I just think art is worth whatever someone is willing to pay for it at that particular time. But I agree it's the same in every type of market, if someone wants something so bad in the moment, then he/she will pay whatever they think is the appropriate selling price.
I just think art is worth whatever someone is willing to pay for it at that particular time. But I agree it's the same in every type of market, if someone wants something so bad in the moment, then he/she will pay whatever they think is the appropriate selling price. Sorry but the people you saw yesterday didn't have the knowledge to decide what the appropriate selling price is... lol This is proven by the price paid for a damaged FC and dry mounted IFTL. They call it "stupid money" for a reason. You think that woman or the dude in the front row knew what they were doing or had any knowledge of what the "appropriate price" is for any of the works they bought? And now for forum members to throw around those figures as a benchmark for potential purchases/sales? I'm still in shock as to what I witnessed and like I said I have now drastically changed my views on how I value the banksy market. |
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Banksy Artwork, VALUATION, by Deleted on Oct 2, 2015 4:13:42 GMT 1, I just think art is worth whatever someone is willing to pay for it at that particular time. But I agree it's the same in every type of market, if someone wants something so bad in the moment, then he/she will pay whatever they think is the appropriate selling price. Sorry but the people you saw yesterday didn't have the knowledge to decide what the appropriate selling price is... lol This is proven by the price paid for a damaged FC and dry mounted IFTL. They call it "stupid money" for a reason. You think that woman or the dude in the front row knew what they were doing or had any knowledge of what the "appropriate price" is for any of the works they bought? And now for forum members to throw around those figures as a benchmark for potential purchases/sales? I'm still in shock as to what I witnessed and like I said I have now drastically changed my views on how I value the banksy market.
I just think art is worth whatever someone is willing to pay for it at that particular time. But I agree it's the same in every type of market, if someone wants something so bad in the moment, then he/she will pay whatever they think is the appropriate selling price. Sorry but the people you saw yesterday didn't have the knowledge to decide what the appropriate selling price is... lol This is proven by the price paid for a damaged FC and dry mounted IFTL. They call it "stupid money" for a reason. You think that woman or the dude in the front row knew what they were doing or had any knowledge of what the "appropriate price" is for any of the works they bought? And now for forum members to throw around those figures as a benchmark for potential purchases/sales? I'm still in shock as to what I witnessed and like I said I have now drastically changed my views on how I value the banksy market. Oh I know and it's a shame, but that's what happens in any market. People pay whatever they want and they don't care if it's way overpriced. But art fluctuates too so it may come back to reality price in time and that's what people have to wait for or if they really want something NOW they'll have to pay because of what's happening in the market right now. Galleries will "increase" their asking prices because of it and it's a trickle down effect. I'm with you rebelate on this one but it is what it is. |
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Banksy Artwork, VALUATION, by lee3 on Oct 2, 2015 4:16:17 GMT 1, Rebelate, I'm surprised you feel that house is representative of anything in the art world apart from the shady underbelly. I'd caution you further to draw any conclusions from attending apart from maybe it's best never to return. Any house that preys upon its customers by selling them works that are difficult-at-best to sell later on is in this pursuit for all the wrong reasons and anything but a friend.
Rebelate, I'm surprised you feel that house is representative of anything in the art world apart from the shady underbelly. I'd caution you further to draw any conclusions from attending apart from maybe it's best never to return. Any house that preys upon its customers by selling them works that are difficult-at-best to sell later on is in this pursuit for all the wrong reasons and anything but a friend.
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Banksy Artwork, VALUATION, by davedandconfused on Oct 2, 2015 7:31:12 GMT 1, I sold an unsigned LR in excellent condition without visible flaws to a gallery for ยฃ5,500 cash two weeks ago. Don't believe the hype.
I sold an unsigned LR in excellent condition without visible flaws to a gallery for ยฃ5,500 cash two weeks ago. Don't believe the hype. Thanks mate, that's just what I needed to hear |
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Banksy Artwork, VALUATION, by Poster Bob on Oct 2, 2015 9:47:58 GMT 1, I sold an unsigned LR in excellent condition without visible flaws to a gallery for ยฃ5,500 cash two weeks ago. Don't believe the hype. Thanks mate, that's just what I needed to hear
I sold an unsigned LR in excellent condition without visible flaws to a gallery for ยฃ5,500 cash two weeks ago. Don't believe the hype. Thanks mate, that's just what I needed to hear That said, my others are all now ยฃ6,500. |
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Banksy Artwork, VALUATION, by jB on Oct 2, 2015 16:26:05 GMT 1, What is the going rate these days for edition of 25 canvases like Paranoid Pictures, Heavy Weaponry, etc.?
What is the going rate these days for edition of 25 canvases like Paranoid Pictures, Heavy Weaponry, etc.?
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Banksy Artwork, VALUATION, by Poster Bob on Oct 2, 2015 16:29:55 GMT 1, What is the going rate these days for edition of 25 canvases like Paranoid Pictures, Heavy Weaponry, etc.?
What is the going rate these days for edition of 25 canvases like Paranoid Pictures, Heavy Weaponry, etc.? Asking prices are 90-100 for PP. |
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