budoukiba
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Shepard Fairey Artwork, VALUATION, by budoukiba on Nov 24, 2015 10:11:28 GMT 1, I am thinking of selling my Peace Tree, Peace Goddess and These Sunsets Are To Die For prints. I am the original owner of all. How much do you think these would go for these days?
I am thinking of selling my Peace Tree, Peace Goddess and These Sunsets Are To Die For prints. I am the original owner of all. How much do you think these would go for these days?
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budoukiba
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Shepard Fairey Artwork, VALUATION, by budoukiba on Nov 24, 2015 10:12:32 GMT 1, I am thinking of selling my Peace Tree, Peace Goddess and These Sunsets Are To Die For prints. I am the original owner of all. How much do you think these would go for these days?
I am thinking of selling my Peace Tree, Peace Goddess and These Sunsets Are To Die For prints. I am the original owner of all. How much do you think these would go for these days?
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Shepard Fairey Artwork, VALUATION, by Ruskr on Dec 28, 2015 19:39:02 GMT 1, Peace tree - 900-1200 i think. I sold one for 900 a year ago.
Peace tree - 900-1200 i think. I sold one for 900 a year ago.
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Shepard Fairey Artwork, VALUATION, by Ruskr on Jan 4, 2016 20:38:13 GMT 1, 
What do you guys think? SSI Prints, all with the Same Numbers, i think thats quite rare!
What do you guys think? SSI Prints, all with the Same Numbers, i think thats quite rare! |
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Shepard Fairey Artwork, VALUATION, by Ruskr on Jan 10, 2016 15:28:07 GMT 1, Nobody an idea?
Nobody an idea? |
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Shepard Fairey Artwork, VALUATION, by Ruskr on Feb 4, 2016 18:09:34 GMT 1, anyone one knows how much the HPM Flags are going for?
About 12-15k USD!
anyone one knows how much the HPM Flags are going for? About 12-15k USD! |
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Shepard Fairey Artwork, VALUATION, by stillborncrisps on Feb 5, 2016 1:19:32 GMT 1, Embarrassingly I have to ask - what's HPM stand for? Seen it on a few Shep pieces.
Embarrassingly I have to ask - what's HPM stand for? Seen it on a few Shep pieces.
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Shepard Fairey Artwork, VALUATION, by dreadnatty on Feb 5, 2016 1:32:32 GMT 1, Embarrassingly I have to ask - what's HPM stand for? Seen it on a few Shep pieces.
Embarrassingly I have to ask - what's HPM stand for? Seen it on a few Shep pieces. Hand Painted Medium |
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Shepard Fairey Artwork, VALUATION, by Mister Whisper on Feb 5, 2016 1:40:00 GMT 1, Embarrassingly I have to ask - what's HPM stand for? Seen it on a few Shep pieces.
Embarrassingly I have to ask - what's HPM stand for? Seen it on a few Shep pieces. and Painted Multiple. Usually very low editions that are hand sprayed or hand embellished. |
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Shepard Fairey Artwork, VALUATION, by WOOF on Feb 5, 2016 1:44:25 GMT 1, Embarrassingly I have to ask - what's HPM stand for? Seen it on a few Shep pieces. Hand Painted Medium
Embarrassingly I have to ask - what's HPM stand for? Seen it on a few Shep pieces. Hand Painted Medium Also, hand painted multiple. |
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Shepard Fairey Artwork, VALUATION, by kid on Feb 17, 2016 12:25:33 GMT 1, Low number Arab Woman (Red) 2006?
Any information I can find online is dated or unreliable.
Low number Arab Woman (Red) 2006?
Any information I can find online is dated or unreliable.
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Shepard Fairey Artwork, VALUATION, by probored on Feb 25, 2016 14:25:13 GMT 1, Does anyone know the value of Shepard Fairey's Large Format Mandala prints (edition of 50)?
Thanks for your help!
Does anyone know the value of Shepard Fairey's Large Format Mandala prints (edition of 50)? Thanks for your help! |
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Shepard Fairey Artwork, VALUATION, by probored on Feb 25, 2016 20:46:16 GMT 1, Thanks Whitefish
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Shepard Fairey Artwork, VALUATION, by bigv on Feb 27, 2016 19:46:19 GMT 1, I've got a matching numbers Home Invasion I&II set and I see them going for about $400 on ExpressoBeans sale tracker. Is there a premium for matching numbers and if so, what kind of percentage would it be?
I've got a matching numbers Home Invasion I&II set and I see them going for about $400 on ExpressoBeans sale tracker. Is there a premium for matching numbers and if so, what kind of percentage would it be?
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Shepard Fairey Artwork, VALUATION, by Mister Whisper on Feb 28, 2016 8:56:58 GMT 1, If you're checking under "Set Edition," matching numbers is already implied.
If you're checking under "Set Edition," matching numbers is already implied.
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Whitefish
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Shepard Fairey Artwork, VALUATION, by Whitefish on Feb 28, 2016 16:58:19 GMT 1, I've got a matching numbers Home Invasion I&II set and I see them going for about $400 on ExpressoBeans sale tracker. Is there a premium for matching numbers and if so, what kind of percentage would it be?
For this particular piece, Home Invasion, There was a sudden up-surge in value and interest after it was shown on television. Someone brought it into that pawn shop in Vegas and it was on the show Pawn Stars on the History Channel. They did a little cameo on Fairey and suddenly this piece became very popular.
To answer your question about premium for matching numbers, yes they are more valuable. However it depends on how many matching number sets were actually released. If the pieces were not released at the same time and though out these years collectors have found the paired number they are much more valuable;(example Slave Driver and Regular Bob Marley). Sometimes he releases a said number of matching number editions (example Power and Glory skulls red and gold). Other times he releases a piece and if you buy all of them at the same time they just send you matching numbers(example Rise above and Raise the Caliber), in this case it is unknown how many matching sets exists for that particular edition.
These newer Shepard Fairey prints are hard to gauge the value because there are just too many of them out there right now and are so cheap. Very very few 18x24's are worth >$1,000 so they will all have to age for about 15 years before this conversation becomes pertinent, because otherwise you are just splitting hairs. This is just my 2 cents
I've got a matching numbers Home Invasion I&II set and I see them going for about $400 on ExpressoBeans sale tracker. Is there a premium for matching numbers and if so, what kind of percentage would it be? You have to be very very careful when analyzing the EB sale tracker because they are manipulated, but are good for a spot reference... For this particular piece, Home Invasion, There was a sudden up-surge in value and interest after it was shown on television. Someone brought it into that pawn shop in Vegas and it was on the show Pawn Stars on the History Channel. They did a little cameo on Fairey and suddenly this piece became very popular. To answer your question about premium for matching numbers, yes they are more valuable. However it depends on how many matching number sets were actually released. If the pieces were not released at the same time and though out these years collectors have found the paired number they are much more valuable;(example Slave Driver and Regular Bob Marley). Sometimes he releases a said number of matching number editions (example Power and Glory skulls red and gold). Other times he releases a piece and if you buy all of them at the same time they just send you matching numbers(example Rise above and Raise the Caliber), in this case it is unknown how many matching sets exists for that particular edition. These newer Shepard Fairey prints are hard to gauge the value because there are just too many of them out there right now and are so cheap. Very very few 18x24's are worth >$1,000 so they will all have to age for about 15 years before this conversation becomes pertinent, because otherwise you are just splitting hairs. This is just my 2 cents |
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Shepard Fairey Artwork, VALUATION, by bigv on Feb 28, 2016 17:22:16 GMT 1, Thanks Arthunter! I plan on holding on to them for a good long time, and I do remember that Pawn Stars episode. I picked up the pair for about what a single one is being asked for on eBay right now so I feel pretty good about the purchase in general, but more importantly, I really like how they're going to look on my wall whenever I get around to framing them.
Thanks Arthunter! I plan on holding on to them for a good long time, and I do remember that Pawn Stars episode. I picked up the pair for about what a single one is being asked for on eBay right now so I feel pretty good about the purchase in general, but more importantly, I really like how they're going to look on my wall whenever I get around to framing them.
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Shepard Fairey Artwork, VALUATION, by burgerman on Mar 6, 2016 10:50:08 GMT 1, 
Anyone know current price for Obeys retro series in 2006 edition of 89 in large print format
Anyone know current price for Obeys retro series in 2006 edition of 89 in large print format |
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Shepard Fairey Artwork, VALUATION, by spongerob on Mar 17, 2016 8:37:16 GMT 1, 
Price check on these little beauties? First is x/300 and other an AP
Price check on these little beauties? First is x/300 and other an AP |
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Shepard Fairey Artwork, VALUATION, by bigv on Mar 31, 2016 17:54:36 GMT 1, Can I price check/appropriate price for Peace Bomber Gold and Red? My assumption is $600 and $350 respectively but I'm seeing prices in the order of $800-1000 and $400-500 respectively. How far off am I?
Can I price check/appropriate price for Peace Bomber Gold and Red? My assumption is $600 and $350 respectively but I'm seeing prices in the order of $800-1000 and $400-500 respectively. How far off am I?
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Shepard Fairey Artwork, VALUATION, by Howard Johnson on Mar 31, 2016 17:57:28 GMT 1, Anyone know current price for Obeys retro series in 2006 edition of 89 in large print format
These usually sell for around $1,000 each. That number may be slightly higher or lower depending on the image. Full set would be around $4,000, but you may have to drop the price a bit to account for a bulk discount.
Anyone know current price for Obeys retro series in 2006 edition of 89 in large print format These usually sell for around $1,000 each. That number may be slightly higher or lower depending on the image. Full set would be around $4,000, but you may have to drop the price a bit to account for a bulk discount. |
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Shepard Fairey Artwork, VALUATION, by Deleted on Mar 31, 2016 18:21:27 GMT 1, Anyone know current price for Obeys retro series in 2006 edition of 89 in large print format These usually sell for around $1,000 each. That number may be slightly higher or lower depending on the image. Full set would be around $4,000, but you may have to drop the price a bit to account for a bulk discount.ย
I was quoted $6000 for the obey 89 on its own from
A gallery in Miami!
a full set sold in 2009 at Phillips for ยฃ2750,
Not really any recent sale results for these, nice tho.
Btw bugerman is a scammer
Anyone know current price for Obeys retro series in 2006 edition of 89 in large print format These usually sell for around $1,000 each. That number may be slightly higher or lower depending on the image. Full set would be around $4,000, but you may have to drop the price a bit to account for a bulk discount.ย I was quoted $6000 for the obey 89 on its own from A gallery in Miami! a full set sold in 2009 at Phillips for ยฃ2750, Not really any recent sale results for these, nice tho. Btw bugerman is a scammer |
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Shepard Fairey Artwork, VALUATION, by lockandkey on Apr 11, 2016 19:33:26 GMT 1, Hi guys,
Back in 2009 I bought a Barack Obama Inauguration print by Obey, it's one of the first run of 1000 signed and numbered limited prints (Which he also made an additional 10,000 that weren't signed or numbered).
obeygiant.com/inaugural-art/
It's a proper piece of history that I'm super proud of owning. Does anyone know what it might be worth and if I should insure it?
Thanks all.
Hi guys, Back in 2009 I bought a Barack Obama Inauguration print by Obey, it's one of the first run of 1000 signed and numbered limited prints (Which he also made an additional 10,000 that weren't signed or numbered). obeygiant.com/inaugural-art/It's a proper piece of history that I'm super proud of owning. Does anyone know what it might be worth and if I should insure it? Thanks all. |
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Shepard Fairey Artwork, VALUATION, by Nick on Apr 11, 2016 20:04:29 GMT 1, according to expressobeans which logs sales data you'll be lucky to get your $500 back
Seems a few are being offered there at $400. Worth remembering though that price manipulation can occur on these sites as someone has to manually report the sales that are logged.
according to expressobeans which logs sales data you'll be lucky to get your $500 back Seems a few are being offered there at $400. Worth remembering though that price manipulation can occur on these sites as someone has to manually report the sales that are logged. |
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Shepard Fairey Artwork, VALUATION, by lockandkey on Apr 11, 2016 21:06:37 GMT 1, Oh wow! I still love it though. It'll stay on the wall for a long time
Thanks for the info Nick.
Oh wow! I still love it though. It'll stay on the wall for a long time Thanks for the info Nick. |
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Shepard Fairey Artwork, VALUATION, by J Kwon on May 13, 2016 22:55:47 GMT 1, I know there are a lot of variables when it comes to pricing art. But I was wondering how much does having the 1st in an edition of a print affect the price? I rarely see any #1s. Any thoughts would be helpful. I just acquired a #1 Shepard Fairey Print. I'll take photos when I get it!
Thanks,
Jooho
I know there are a lot of variables when it comes to pricing art. But I was wondering how much does having the 1st in an edition of a print affect the price? I rarely see any #1s. Any thoughts would be helpful. I just acquired a #1 Shepard Fairey Print. I'll take photos when I get it!
Thanks,
Jooho
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Shepard Fairey Artwork, VALUATION, by Howard Johnson on May 13, 2016 23:09:08 GMT 1, I know there are a lot of variables when it comes to pricing art. But I was wondering how much does having the 1st in an edition of a print affect the price? I rarely see any #1s. Any thoughts would be helpful. I just acquired a #1 Shepard Fairey Print. I'll take photos when I get it! Thanks, Jooho
Numbering doesn't really make a difference unless it has some other sort of importance. For instance, last year someone shared a #1 Banksy "Rude Copper" which would essentially be the first print every created by the artist. In situations like this sellers may expect a premium. Lower numbers on older pieces may be more valuable as well as they tended to be better impressions with the screen or plate deteriorating slowly throughout the edition. Nowadays thats not really a concern, and its impossible to tell if #1 was the first or last print of the edition.
I know there are a lot of variables when it comes to pricing art. But I was wondering how much does having the 1st in an edition of a print affect the price? I rarely see any #1s. Any thoughts would be helpful. I just acquired a #1 Shepard Fairey Print. I'll take photos when I get it! Thanks, Jooho Numbering doesn't really make a difference unless it has some other sort of importance. For instance, last year someone shared a #1 Banksy "Rude Copper" which would essentially be the first print every created by the artist. In situations like this sellers may expect a premium. Lower numbers on older pieces may be more valuable as well as they tended to be better impressions with the screen or plate deteriorating slowly throughout the edition. Nowadays thats not really a concern, and its impossible to tell if #1 was the first or last print of the edition. |
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Shepard Fairey Artwork, VALUATION, by thisisit on May 13, 2016 23:25:24 GMT 1, I know there are a lot of variables when it comes to pricing art. But I was wondering how much does having the 1st in an edition of a print affect the price? I rarely see any #1s. Any thoughts would be helpful. I just acquired a #1 Shepard Fairey Print. I'll take photos when I get it! Thanks, Jooho Numbering doesn't really make a difference unless it has some other sort of importance. For instance, last year someone shared a #1 Banksy "Rude Copper" which would essentially be the first print every created by the artist. In situations like this sellers may expect a premium. Lower numbers on older pieces may be more valuable as well as they tended to be better impressions with the screen or plate deteriorating slowly throughout the edition. Nowadays thats not really a concern, and its impossible to tell if #1 was the first or last print of the edition.
Also i am usually willing to pay more for numbers that would look nice on my wall 45/450 etc.
I know there are a lot of variables when it comes to pricing art. But I was wondering how much does having the 1st in an edition of a print affect the price? I rarely see any #1s. Any thoughts would be helpful. I just acquired a #1 Shepard Fairey Print. I'll take photos when I get it! Thanks, Jooho Numbering doesn't really make a difference unless it has some other sort of importance. For instance, last year someone shared a #1 Banksy "Rude Copper" which would essentially be the first print every created by the artist. In situations like this sellers may expect a premium. Lower numbers on older pieces may be more valuable as well as they tended to be better impressions with the screen or plate deteriorating slowly throughout the edition. Nowadays thats not really a concern, and its impossible to tell if #1 was the first or last print of the edition. Personally if i wanted a print and someone had no1 I would be willing to pay bit more for it, or more easily commit to the current price of it and not try lowering the price as i would think its more desirable for me. Also i am usually willing to pay more for numbers that would look nice on my wall 45/450 etc. |
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Shepard Fairey Artwork, VALUATION, by stillborncrisps on May 14, 2016 0:14:01 GMT 1, Numbering doesn't really make a difference unless it has some other sort of importance. For instance, last year someone shared a #1 Banksy "Rude Copper" which would essentially be the first print every created by the artist. In situations like this sellers may expect a premium.
Well not really, it would be the first one he numbered (assuming he did it chronologically, and assuming it was even him who numbered them).
The order they were signed is highly unlikey to be exactly the same order they were printed/taken off the drying rack.
Did someone really pay over the odds for #1 Rude Copper?
Numbering doesn't really make a difference unless it has some other sort of importance. For instance, last year someone shared a #1 Banksy "Rude Copper" which would essentially be the first print every created by the artist. In situations like this sellers may expect a premium. Well not really, it would be the first one he numbered (assuming he did it chronologically, and assuming it was even him who numbered them). The order they were signed is highly unlikey to be exactly the same order they were printed/taken off the drying rack. Did someone really pay over the odds for #1 Rude Copper? |
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Shepard Fairey Artwork, VALUATION, by Mister Whisper on May 15, 2016 7:16:18 GMT 1, The notion that lower numbered prints are worth more is purely subjective, but it's rooted in practicality. Once upon a time (and I mean centuries ago), when printmaking was done with a malleable matrix like an engraved plate or woodblock or a lithograph stone, the best quality prints were the lowest numbers because they were the first ones struck. As printing went on, the matrix would wear down over time, or develop cracks or scratches, and these flaws were often transferred the later, higher-number prints. That's why etchings and prints by Renoir and Rembrandt exist in so many "states" -- when the plates wore out and could no longer print capably, the artists would re-work and re-compose the matrix, and thus the next "state" (or latest alteration) of the print would begin, with numbering reset to 1 because the plate was refinished and the composition was essentially new.
Today, most materials are sturdier and matrixes can be easily replaced with identical copies on the fly, so the quality is consistent throughout the run. Some people still believe that lower numbers are better quality, some like the nod to tradition, and some just like low numbers, and there may be other factors involved, but in terms of quality, prints from a decent shop will be no better or worse throughout the run. So like everything else, the worth of a low number is simply what the market will bear.
The notion that lower numbered prints are worth more is purely subjective, but it's rooted in practicality. Once upon a time (and I mean centuries ago), when printmaking was done with a malleable matrix like an engraved plate or woodblock or a lithograph stone, the best quality prints were the lowest numbers because they were the first ones struck. As printing went on, the matrix would wear down over time, or develop cracks or scratches, and these flaws were often transferred the later, higher-number prints. That's why etchings and prints by Renoir and Rembrandt exist in so many "states" -- when the plates wore out and could no longer print capably, the artists would re-work and re-compose the matrix, and thus the next "state" (or latest alteration) of the print would begin, with numbering reset to 1 because the plate was refinished and the composition was essentially new.
Today, most materials are sturdier and matrixes can be easily replaced with identical copies on the fly, so the quality is consistent throughout the run. Some people still believe that lower numbers are better quality, some like the nod to tradition, and some just like low numbers, and there may be other factors involved, but in terms of quality, prints from a decent shop will be no better or worse throughout the run. So like everything else, the worth of a low number is simply what the market will bear.
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