Just got offered a Banksy White Nola for 120.000 Pounds and dealer said it usually goes for 140.000 as of right now. What is your opinion? Highly appreciate it. (I don't think it is a reasonable price, do you?)

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My insurance renewal is due soon is there anyone better than Hiscox (uk) ?

Thank you in advance

Hi any views on the current value of the following (all signed):

White Nola
Stop & Search
Sale Ends v2

Thanks

Hey Guys, I'm considering buying this print, but have now become in doubt about the authenticity and what it should cost. it is stamp
It is purchased on grafiart, and is signed, numbered (edition of 150) and stamped. Is the real one and what is the price of such a print

Anyone who can help me?

thank you. 

Best regards Peter

Thank you Dive Jedi. 

That was exactly what I was thinking! i could not find it anywhere, neither here, expressobeans or google. But thank you very much for the quick answer dive jedi!

Hi there, how much should I exptect to pay for a Banksy Dirty Funker album ?

All are really good pieces but we are still in weird times, for all artists not just Banksy.

Last week we saw a White Nola passing at Forum auctions. However, it is iconic, although not rare as its an edition of 289, but even so realistically on private sale you should be returned £105-115k. That is some way from the top of the market but buyers seem to be able to dictate price a bit at present due to the oversupply and the absurd frequency of Banksy auctions.

Stop and Seach has been seen at auction many times over in the last couple of years but is still a favourite and £70-75k is a fair bet.

Colour Trolleys is the hardest of all to value but even though it spiked in auction last month it is unlikely to get £35-45k in a private sale.

My view private sales work best by offering the buyer a saving in fees and allowing the seller to get more than the likely hammer price!


Just my view!!

Worth lots.

Sell privately or via a gallery.

fwiw,

they're cushions.

you , i suspect , selected them because you liked them - which is cool.

keep them.

As discussed in the past , afaik - there is no coa to go with your cushions - so whilst that might be bad news it's good news as well.

..good news in that you can keep them.

of course you could spend an age trying to decide on keeping the cushions or selling them to a gallery - but at the end of the day - they're cushions without COA.

if it was a lollipop - what would you do ?

i think pc have it right when they said no coa for some gdp items - their reasoning is probably sound.

also .. i do not think they'll turn around and say , at any point in the future.. "oh hang on those cushions - yeah let's give them coa's .. that's a mistake from the past."

..perhaps i'm wrong ...

enjoy your cushions - and don't forget they are soft furnishing - they will disintegrate over time - unless you give them to the V&A - they have people who would "preserve" them ... for people in the future... who might not know what V&A "stands for".

Just think in a few years time when you are in the pub you can say you won the lottery... and some Banksy Cushions... yeah .. it's a good story - it might sound like rubbish - but no seriously , it is cool.

I know i won nothing.. i have no story... but then .. i didn't go for the cushions.. my loss.

yeah i know - we've all lost a few.

Banksy print have drop about 30/40% in some prints...

How about 2022 ? Will drop more or price will get better next year ?

Another price increase 50 percent up is coming. It’s same story again and again. Remember Banksy is Picasso of 21 st century.