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Banksy Bomb Hugger Print, by waXology on Feb 19, 2014 17:27:24 GMT 1, Saw its come down off the bay. Sold already?
Saw its come down off the bay. Sold already?
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Banksy Bomb Hugger Print, by dueuomo on Feb 19, 2014 17:39:47 GMT 1, Guys they accepted the buy now asking price. It is sold (payment pending).
If they do not pay within a couple of days, I will relist it on ebay at the same asking price.
Guys they accepted the buy now asking price. It is sold (payment pending).
If they do not pay within a couple of days, I will relist it on ebay at the same asking price.
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Banksy Bomb Hugger Print, by waXology on Feb 19, 2014 18:00:53 GMT 1, Guys they accepted the buy now asking price. It is sold (payment pending). If they do not pay within a couple of days, I will relist it on ebay at the same asking price.
Guys they accepted the buy now asking price. It is sold (payment pending). If they do not pay within a couple of days, I will relist it on ebay at the same asking price. nice one mate! hope they pay up. tidy price. |
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Banksy Bomb Hugger Print, by andyroo0312 on Feb 20, 2014 0:44:19 GMT 1, Guys they accepted the buy now asking price. It is sold (payment pending). If they do not pay within a couple of days, I will relist it on ebay at the same asking price. nice one mate! hope they pay up. tidy price.
Guys they accepted the buy now asking price. It is sold (payment pending). If they do not pay within a couple of days, I will relist it on ebay at the same asking price. nice one mate! hope they pay up. tidy price. |
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Banksy Bomb Hugger Print, by chopper on Feb 21, 2014 19:57:04 GMT 1, Given up on the Grin Reaper for the moment, too many jokers on here, but looking to secure a couple of unsigned prints from one of you blokes. Would prefer unframed and must have Pest Control and just 'cos I'm new on here, don't think you can rip me off - have you seen my photo? 
Given up on the Grin Reaper for the moment, too many jokers on here, but looking to secure a couple of unsigned prints from one of you blokes. Would prefer unframed and must have Pest Control and just 'cos I'm new on here, don't think you can rip me off - have you seen my photo? |
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Banksy Bomb Hugger Print, by Steph Rat Catcher on Feb 21, 2014 21:02:40 GMT 1, Given up on the Grin Reaper for the moment, too many jokers on here, but looking to secure a couple of unsigned prints from one of you blokes. Would prefer unframed and must have Pest Control and just 'cos I'm new on here, don't think you can rip me off - have you seen my photo?
Given up on the Grin Reaper for the moment, too many jokers on here, but looking to secure a couple of unsigned prints from one of you blokes. Would prefer unframed and must have Pest Control and just 'cos I'm new on here, don't think you can rip me off - have you seen my photo? yea mate that's why no pm! bet your a pussy cat really x |
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Banksy Bomb Hugger Print, by chopper on Feb 21, 2014 21:43:02 GMT 1, I'm a loveable rogue really, come on don't be shy....
I'm a loveable rogue really, come on don't be shy....
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Banksy Bomb Hugger Print, by Phear Loathing on Feb 21, 2014 21:54:10 GMT 1, keep plugging away on the reaper. These things take time esp if you want one at a decent price!
keep plugging away on the reaper. These things take time esp if you want one at a decent price!
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Banksy Bomb Hugger Print, by chopper on Mar 1, 2014 15:09:37 GMT 1, Still looking for these printz. Someone said this place was good, but I've only had messages from people asking for funny money! Come on peeps, don't be shy - I'm a lovely fella!
Still looking for these printz. Someone said this place was good, but I've only had messages from people asking for funny money! Come on peeps, don't be shy - I'm a lovely fella!
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Banksy Bomb Hugger Print, by dotdot on Mar 1, 2014 17:02:08 GMT 1, Still looking for these printz. Someone said this place was good, but I've only had messages from people asking for funny money! Come on peeps, don't be shy - I'm a lovely fella!
Funny ? Like the photo ?
You walked into that 
Good luck btw ..
This place is good on occasion btw , just have to wait a while .... Like buses they'll all come along at once...
Still looking for these printz. Someone said this place was good, but I've only had messages from people asking for funny money! Come on peeps, don't be shy - I'm a lovely fella! Funny ? Like the photo ? You walked into that Good luck btw .. This place is good on occasion btw , just have to wait a while .... Like buses they'll all come along at once... |
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Banksy Bomb Hugger Print, by bitcoinbarry on Mar 4, 2014 21:36:57 GMT 1, Needs PC and in perfect condition.
Thanks
Needs PC and in perfect condition.
Thanks
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Banksy Bomb Hugger Print, by Deleted on Mar 4, 2014 21:41:44 GMT 1, I'd love one for that price as well! Good luck with you're search mate!
I'd love one for that price as well! Good luck with you're search mate!
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Banksy Bomb Hugger Print, by me on Mar 4, 2014 21:45:56 GMT 1, I have one for £7500 mint with coa.
I have one for £7500 mint with coa.
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Banksy Bomb Hugger Print, by Deleted on Mar 4, 2014 22:10:20 GMT 1, Sell to him for 7k and feel great afterwards! Banksy karma is the best new drug!
Sell to him for 7k and feel great afterwards! Banksy karma is the best new drug!
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Banksy Bomb Hugger Print, by andyroo0312 on Mar 5, 2014 0:48:27 GMT 1, Sell to him for 7k and feel great afterwards! Banksy karma is the best new drug!
Sell to him for 7k and feel great afterwards! Banksy karma is the best new drug! Or you could go 6.999k and get double karma points for 100pennys |
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Banksy Bomb Hugger Print, by silvermyn on Mar 5, 2014 8:59:54 GMT 1, IMO £7k is a very fair offer for this print.
A signed Happy Choppers sold for £7k at Bonhams last night. Once the commission is taken off, the seller will be getting just over £6k.
Best of luck with the search, hopefully you will find a seller who is realistic when it comes to the value of these prints.
IMO £7k is a very fair offer for this print.
A signed Happy Choppers sold for £7k at Bonhams last night. Once the commission is taken off, the seller will be getting just over £6k.
Best of luck with the search, hopefully you will find a seller who is realistic when it comes to the value of these prints.
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Banksy Bomb Hugger Print, by me on Mar 5, 2014 9:46:17 GMT 1, Bonhams must of sold two because I have just been on the bonhams site and they sold a signed happy choppers yesterday for £8750.
I can't find the one for £7000
Bonhams must of sold two because I have just been on the bonhams site and they sold a signed happy choppers yesterday for £8750.
I can't find the one for £7000
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Banksy Bomb Hugger Print, by silvermyn on Mar 5, 2014 14:12:17 GMT 1, Bonhams must of sold two because I have just been on the bonhams site and they sold a signed happy choppers yesterday for £8750. I can't find the one for £7000 No, there was only one HC in yesterday's sale.
The figure you are quoting includes the premium charged to the buyer but not the VAT, if there was any VAT.
If you take the 25% buyer's premium off the £8,750.00 then you should find that the winning bid (the maximum someone was willing to offer for the print on the day) was £7,000.00.
Bonhams must of sold two because I have just been on the bonhams site and they sold a signed happy choppers yesterday for £8750. I can't find the one for £7000 No, there was only one HC in yesterday's sale.
The figure you are quoting includes the premium charged to the buyer but not the VAT, if there was any VAT.
If you take the 25% buyer's premium off the £8,750.00 then you should find that the winning bid (the maximum someone was willing to offer for the print on the day) was £7,000.00.
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Banksy Bomb Hugger Print, by Ponyboy Curtis on Mar 5, 2014 15:46:34 GMT 1, That's a bit misleading - So did the buyer pay £7k or £8750?
I think he paid £8750.
Doesn't matter if it was VAT/Biscuit Tax/Tuesday tax or another cost...the fact is it cost the buyer £8750 to get the print. Unless I'm missing something?
If I buy something I don't tell people what the cost was less VAT. Doubt you do either.
That's a bit misleading - So did the buyer pay £7k or £8750?
I think he paid £8750.
Doesn't matter if it was VAT/Biscuit Tax/Tuesday tax or another cost...the fact is it cost the buyer £8750 to get the print. Unless I'm missing something?
If I buy something I don't tell people what the cost was less VAT. Doubt you do either.
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Banksy Bomb Hugger Print, by me on Mar 5, 2014 16:18:50 GMT 1, Completely agree with Doozerd 
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Banksy Bomb Hugger Print, by dueuomo on Mar 5, 2014 17:00:16 GMT 1, but if I sell something I usually say how much money ended up in my pockets :-)
but if I sell something I usually say how much money ended up in my pockets :-)
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Banksy Bomb Hugger Print, by silvermyn on Mar 5, 2014 19:15:06 GMT 1, That's a bit misleading - So did the buyer pay £7k or £8750? I think he paid £8750. Doesn't matter if it was VAT/Biscuit Tax/Tuesday tax or another cost...the fact is it cost the buyer £8750 to get the print. Unless I'm missing something? If I buy something I don't tell people what the cost was less VAT. Doubt you do either. I don't agree with that as being misleading and I think you have missed the point.
The price someone was willing to pay for the print was £7,000.00 (the highest bid). The price the buyer was willing to pay for dealing through a reputable action house was the premium of £1,750.00 plus any VAT.
If you're buying privately, you take your chances in respect of any comeback you might have against the seller. You might be buying a stolen piece, restored piece, forgery or whatever. Your comeback would be limited against a private individual and very expensive to pursue. The upside of a private transaction of course is that you don't pay any premium or VAT.
Bottom line is this: the winning bid for HC last night was £7,000.00. That is not taking account of buyer's premium, VAT, the cost of getting to the auction, the cost of a day off work or any other associated costs you might feel the need to factor in.
That's a bit misleading - So did the buyer pay £7k or £8750? I think he paid £8750. Doesn't matter if it was VAT/Biscuit Tax/Tuesday tax or another cost...the fact is it cost the buyer £8750 to get the print. Unless I'm missing something? If I buy something I don't tell people what the cost was less VAT. Doubt you do either. I don't agree with that as being misleading and I think you have missed the point.
The price someone was willing to pay for the print was £7,000.00 (the highest bid). The price the buyer was willing to pay for dealing through a reputable action house was the premium of £1,750.00 plus any VAT.
If you're buying privately, you take your chances in respect of any comeback you might have against the seller. You might be buying a stolen piece, restored piece, forgery or whatever. Your comeback would be limited against a private individual and very expensive to pursue. The upside of a private transaction of course is that you don't pay any premium or VAT.
Bottom line is this: the winning bid for HC last night was £7,000.00. That is not taking account of buyer's premium, VAT, the cost of getting to the auction, the cost of a day off work or any other associated costs you might feel the need to factor in.
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Banksy Bomb Hugger Print, by kimble on Mar 5, 2014 19:34:21 GMT 1, That's a bit misleading - So did the buyer pay £7k or £8750? I think he paid £8750. Doesn't matter if it was VAT/Biscuit Tax/Tuesday tax or another cost...the fact is it cost the buyer £8750 to get the print. Unless I'm missing something? If I buy something I don't tell people what the cost was less VAT. Doubt you do either. I don't agree with that as being misleading and I think you have missed the point.
The price someone was willing to pay for the print was £7,000.00 (the highest bid). The price the buyer was willing to pay for dealing through a reputable action house was the premium of £1,750.00 plus any VAT.
If you're buying privately, you take your chances in respect of any comeback you might have against the seller. You might be buying a stolen piece, restored piece, forgery or whatever. Your comeback would be limited against a private individual and very expensive to pursue. The upside of a private transaction of course is that you don't pay any premium or VAT.
Bottom line is this: the winning bid for HC last night was £7,000.00. That is not taking account of buyer's premium, VAT, the cost of getting to the auction, the cost of a day off work or any other associated costs you might feel the need to factor in.
That's a bit misleading - So did the buyer pay £7k or £8750? I think he paid £8750. Doesn't matter if it was VAT/Biscuit Tax/Tuesday tax or another cost...the fact is it cost the buyer £8750 to get the print. Unless I'm missing something? If I buy something I don't tell people what the cost was less VAT. Doubt you do either. I don't agree with that as being misleading and I think you have missed the point.
The price someone was willing to pay for the print was £7,000.00 (the highest bid). The price the buyer was willing to pay for dealing through a reputable action house was the premium of £1,750.00 plus any VAT.
If you're buying privately, you take your chances in respect of any comeback you might have against the seller. You might be buying a stolen piece, restored piece, forgery or whatever. Your comeback would be limited against a private individual and very expensive to pursue. The upside of a private transaction of course is that you don't pay any premium or VAT.
Bottom line is this: the winning bid for HC last night was £7,000.00. That is not taking account of buyer's premium, VAT, the cost of getting to the auction, the cost of a day off work or any other associated costs you might feel the need to factor in.
It wasn't misleading. You said it sold for £7k and it did sell for £7k. |
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Banksy Bomb Hugger Print, by Ponyboy Curtis on Mar 5, 2014 20:14:38 GMT 1, but cost £8750.
got it.
but cost £8750.
got it.
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Banksy Bomb Hugger Print, by silvermyn on Mar 5, 2014 20:55:20 GMT 1, I think you might be the only one focussed on the "cost" of the HC last night. I'm interested in considering the "valuation" of the print.
When valuing these prints using auction results, if you are going to take into account the associated costs incurred by a buyer then it's only fair to take into account the associated costs incurred by the seller.
The result of that approach in private transactions is that you can end up poles apart and there can be no logical agreement on the value of the print. Potential sellers usually end up with a hugely inflated view of the value of the print because they are just not willing to look at the other side of the coin. That is well within their prerogative but is not particularly constructive if a reasonable offer is on the table.
That's why auction results are very useful. There is a hammer price, which is in between what the buyer eventually paid and what the seller eventually received. There really is no other way to objectively determine market value IMHO than to take the hammer price, the price it sold at.
If I had a signed Bomb Hugger for sale and someone offered me £7,000.00 cash then I'd say that was a fair price baring in mind how much it would cost for me to go to auction. It would also cost the buyer more and the only real winner in an auction is the auction house. The profit made by the auction house could easily have remained split between seller and buyer had a deal been negotiated privately.
I think you might be the only one focussed on the "cost" of the HC last night. I'm interested in considering the "valuation" of the print. When valuing these prints using auction results, if you are going to take into account the associated costs incurred by a buyer then it's only fair to take into account the associated costs incurred by the seller. The result of that approach in private transactions is that you can end up poles apart and there can be no logical agreement on the value of the print. Potential sellers usually end up with a hugely inflated view of the value of the print because they are just not willing to look at the other side of the coin. That is well within their prerogative but is not particularly constructive if a reasonable offer is on the table. That's why auction results are very useful. There is a hammer price, which is in between what the buyer eventually paid and what the seller eventually received. There really is no other way to objectively determine market value IMHO than to take the hammer price, the price it sold at. If I had a signed Bomb Hugger for sale and someone offered me £7,000.00 cash then I'd say that was a fair price baring in mind how much it would cost for me to go to auction. It would also cost the buyer more and the only real winner in an auction is the auction house. The profit made by the auction house could easily have remained split between seller and buyer had a deal been negotiated privately. |
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Banksy Bomb Hugger Print, by Hubble Bubble on Mar 5, 2014 20:58:06 GMT 1, Whatever… sounds bloody good if one of 249 NOLAs goes for £14k
Whatever… sounds bloody good if one of 249 NOLAs goes for £14k
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Banksy Bomb Hugger Print, by silvermyn on Mar 5, 2014 22:00:24 GMT 1, Whatever… sounds bloody good if one of 249 NOLAs goes for £14k Where was that sale hubblebubble?
Was that at an auction house or just one of the b/s threads on here...?
Whatever… sounds bloody good if one of 249 NOLAs goes for £14k Where was that sale hubblebubble?
Was that at an auction house or just one of the b/s threads on here...?
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Banksy Bomb Hugger Print, by Ponyboy Curtis on Mar 5, 2014 23:29:44 GMT 1, I'm all for talking down the price of Banksys work but you're assuming that the buyer wasn't aware of the extra costs. I'm suggesting that he knew this, was prepared to pay it and thus the full amount he paid is the value of it.
put it this way. Do you think he'll sell it for 7k or closer to 9k?
I'm all for talking down the price of Banksys work but you're assuming that the buyer wasn't aware of the extra costs. I'm suggesting that he knew this, was prepared to pay it and thus the full amount he paid is the value of it.
put it this way. Do you think he'll sell it for 7k or closer to 9k?
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Banksy Bomb Hugger Print, by Deleted on Mar 5, 2014 23:32:30 GMT 1, People usually factor in commission when bidding in my experience, like a mental covering bid.
People usually factor in commission when bidding in my experience, like a mental covering bid.
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