Poster Bob
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Forum Auctions β’ Banksy Marketplace π¬π§, by Poster Bob on Nov 30, 2018 10:48:18 GMT 1, Obviously the unsigned cream with silver accents Reaper.
In terms of corrections the biggest one that comes to mind is Trolleys. That print should be Β£25k all day. π signed or unsigned ?
Obviously the unsigned cream with silver accents Reaper. In terms of corrections the biggest one that comes to mind is Trolleys. That print should be Β£25k all day. π signed or unsigned ? |
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Carl Cashman
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Forum Auctions β’ Banksy Marketplace π¬π§, by Carl Cashman on Nov 30, 2018 10:52:25 GMT 1, Reaper and TM have looked 'cheap' for a while and were due a correction. With the canvas pieces pulling away, It's was only a matter of time before the under priced prints had a slight correction. A Reaper at Sothebyβs sold for Β£32,500 this week.
Reaper and TM have looked 'cheap' for a while and were due a correction. With the canvas pieces pulling away, It's was only a matter of time before the under priced prints had a slight correction. A Reaper at Sothebyβs sold for Β£32,500 this week. Exactly, I'm sure you could get one well under that 6 months ago. |
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Forum Auctions β’ Banksy Marketplace π¬π§, by Deleted on Nov 30, 2018 10:59:25 GMT 1, Obviously the unsigned cream with silver accents Reaper.
Obviously the unsigned cream with silver accents Reaper. Here was me thinking that you were thinking that an unsigned Trolleys was due for a significant Β£20k correction. |
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doncarlos45
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Forum Auctions β’ Banksy Marketplace π¬π§, by doncarlos45 on Nov 30, 2018 11:37:23 GMT 1, A Reaper at Sothebyβs sold for Β£32,500 this week. Exactly, I'm sure you could get one well under that 6 months ago.
A Reaper at Sothebyβs sold for Β£32,500 this week. Exactly, I'm sure you could get one well under that 6 months ago. Prescription Art have a "mint" Reaper at Β£23k.... |
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Carl Cashman
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Forum Auctions β’ Banksy Marketplace π¬π§, by Carl Cashman on Nov 30, 2018 11:41:20 GMT 1, Exactly, I'm sure you could get one well under that 6 months ago. Prescription Art have a "mint" Reaper at Β£23k....
Exactly, I'm sure you could get one well under that 6 months ago. Prescription Art have a "mint" Reaper at Β£23k.... There we go, I was sure they were around 20k |
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Pysgod
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Forum Auctions β’ Banksy Marketplace π¬π§, by Pysgod on Nov 30, 2018 12:55:39 GMT 1, Clueless pillocks everywhere !
Clueless pillocks everywhere !
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andyb
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Forum Auctions β’ Banksy Marketplace π¬π§, by andyb on Nov 30, 2018 22:56:43 GMT 1, Sotheby's price included premium, the hammer there was Β£8,500 I believe. I think Forum one made more because it was an AP surely? didnt realise it was AP.
Sotheby's price included premium, the hammer there was Β£8,500 I believe. I think Forum one made more because it was an AP surely? didnt realise it was AP. Catalogue doesn't mention AP - just unsigned edition of 600 |
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Pattycakes
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Forum Auctions β’ Banksy Marketplace π¬π§, by Pattycakes on Dec 1, 2018 1:25:35 GMT 1, Catalogue doesn't mention AP - just unsigned edition of 600
Catalogue doesn't mention AP - just unsigned edition of 600 possibly a late entry for the catalogue, but I saw it and definitely was an ap |
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galaxy01
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Forum Auctions β’ Banksy Marketplace π¬π§, by galaxy01 on Dec 3, 2018 13:49:02 GMT 1, Catalogue doesn't mention AP - just unsigned edition of 600 possibly a late entry for the catalogue, but I saw it and definitely was an ap
Catalogue doesn't mention AP - just unsigned edition of 600 possibly a late entry for the catalogue, but I saw it and definitely was an ap I do recall one of them saying 'Marked with APP' or something, which I assume means an AP but didnt say anything more than that. I guess there was no proof of it being an AP on the COA or anything so they did not elaborate more - I dont know how banksy marked his AP's |
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Forum Auctions β’ Banksy Marketplace π¬π§, by Deleted on Dec 3, 2018 15:23:59 GMT 1, The opinions on the banksy market change like the weather. The last itme i was on there had been some poor minor auction house results and the banksy market was deemed in meltdown. This week post another auction it's bullish. Must check my banksy barometer so I know when to sell.
The opinions on the banksy market change like the weather. The last itme i was on there had been some poor minor auction house results and the banksy market was deemed in meltdown. This week post another auction it's bullish. Must check my banksy barometer so I know when to sell.
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Pattycakes
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Forum Auctions β’ Banksy Marketplace π¬π§, by Pattycakes on Dec 3, 2018 17:17:45 GMT 1, possibly a late entry for the catalogue, but I saw it and definitely was an ap I do recall one of them saying 'Marked with APP' or something, which I assume means an AP but didnt say anything more than that. I guess there was no proof of it being an AP on the COA or anything so they did not elaborate more - I dont know how banksy marked his AP's
It's an AP but not as we know it Jim
possibly a late entry for the catalogue, but I saw it and definitely was an ap I do recall one of them saying 'Marked with APP' or something, which I assume means an AP but didnt say anything more than that. I guess there was no proof of it being an AP on the COA or anything so they did not elaborate more - I dont know how banksy marked his AP's It was an AP/DN this means the print was from the edition but they discovered they had sold the number twice (it happened a fair amount back in the day) so instead of having two number XX they designated it AP/DN or artist's proof double number. It's an AP but not as we know it Jim |
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Forum Auctions β’ Banksy Marketplace π¬π§, by Sweet Fanny Adams on Dec 3, 2018 21:28:57 GMT 1, I do recall one of them saying 'Marked with APP' or something, which I assume means an AP but didnt say anything more than that. I guess there was no proof of it being an AP on the COA or anything so they did not elaborate more - I dont know how banksy marked his AP's It was an AP/DN this means the print was from the edition but they discovered they had sold the number twice (it happened a fair amount back in the day) so instead of having two number XX they designated it AP/DN or artist's proof double number. It's an AP but not as we know it Jim APP prints do exist though
I do recall one of them saying 'Marked with APP' or something, which I assume means an AP but didnt say anything more than that. I guess there was no proof of it being an AP on the COA or anything so they did not elaborate more - I dont know how banksy marked his AP's It was an AP/DN this means the print was from the edition but they discovered they had sold the number twice (it happened a fair amount back in the day) so instead of having two number XX they designated it AP/DN or artist's proof double number. It's an AP but not as we know it Jim APP prints do exist though
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Forum Auctions β’ Banksy Marketplace π¬π§, by Deleted on Dec 3, 2018 21:38:33 GMT 1, It was an AP/DN Β this means the print was from the edition but they discovered they had sold the number twice (it happened a fair amount back in the day) so instead of having two number XX they designated it AP/DN or artist's proof double number. Β It's an AP but not as we know it Jim APP prints do exist though
its like a copy of a British Tabloid youβd buy in Riyadh High Street.
It was an AP/DN Β this means the print was from the edition but they discovered they had sold the number twice (it happened a fair amount back in the day) so instead of having two number XX they designated it AP/DN or artist's proof double number. Β It's an AP but not as we know it Jim APP prints do exist though
its like a copy of a British Tabloid youβd buy in Riyadh High Street. |
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Forum Auctions β’ Banksy Marketplace π¬π§, by Deleted on Dec 4, 2018 2:44:39 GMT 1, How much is the total % i need to add to the hammer price to get the price a buyer actually paid?
How much is the total % i need to add to the hammer price to get the price a buyer actually paid?
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Laugh Now 10
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Forum Auctions β’ Banksy Marketplace π¬π§, by Laugh Now 10 on Dec 4, 2018 2:46:03 GMT 1, How much is the total % i need to add to the hammer price to get the price a buyer actually paid?
I believe it was 30% BP
How much is the total % i need to add to the hammer price to get the price a buyer actually paid? I believe it was 30% BP |
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Forum Auctions β’ Banksy Marketplace π¬π§, by Deleted on Dec 4, 2018 2:55:49 GMT 1, How much is the total % i need to add to the hammer price to get the price a buyer actually paid? I believe it was 30% BP
How much is the total % i need to add to the hammer price to get the price a buyer actually paid? I believe it was 30% BP Yeah but i understood there's also VAT and VAT for the BP etc? Was wondering what the actual final % is. |
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Pattycakes
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Forum Auctions β’ Banksy Marketplace π¬π§, by Pattycakes on Dec 4, 2018 8:17:21 GMT 1, 25% Buyers Premium plus VAT so 30% plus Artists resale right which is 4% so in total 34%. Same at all the auctions I believe, it only goes down when you spend over Β£200,000 or something 
25% Buyers Premium plus VAT so 30% plus Artists resale right which is 4% so in total 34%. Same at all the auctions I believe, it only goes down when you spend over Β£200,000 or something |
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Forum Auctions β’ Banksy Marketplace π¬π§, by DOH on Jan 29, 2019 19:52:09 GMT 1, Β£45,500 all in on the LN? Strong 
Β£45,500 all in on the LN? Strong |
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Forum Auctions β’ Banksy Marketplace π¬π§, by artforartssake on Jan 29, 2019 20:00:21 GMT 1, Would the Artist Resale Rights apply too with an additional 4% ?
Would the Artist Resale Rights apply too with an additional 4% ?
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Forum Auctions β’ Banksy Marketplace π¬π§, by Deleted on Jan 29, 2019 20:19:19 GMT 1, Β£45,500 all in on the LN? Strong
Β£45,500 all in on the LN? Strong Iβd say they were all pretty strong - especially the golf sale & pf |
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Forum Auctions β’ Banksy Marketplace π¬π§, by WILLYBKLN on Jan 29, 2019 20:21:31 GMT 1, Looking good, add 4% ARR and fees, and bon apetite.
Looking good, add 4% ARR and fees, and bon apetite.
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Chris JL
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Forum Auctions β’ Banksy Marketplace π¬π§, by Chris JL on Jan 29, 2019 21:22:32 GMT 1, Add 34% to the above prices...
Add 34% to the above prices...
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sanssouci
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Forum Auctions β’ Banksy Marketplace π¬π§, by sanssouci on Jan 29, 2019 22:07:45 GMT 1, Can anyone help?
I was involved via my artsy account and stated a maximum bid of 35K for the barcode print a few days ago. They informed me that I was outbid by the floor, but at the same time the hammer price is the same as my maximum bid.
how can the hammer price be the same as my maximum bid without winning?
Can anyone help?
I was involved via my artsy account and stated a maximum bid of 35K for the barcode print a few days ago. They informed me that I was outbid by the floor, but at the same time the hammer price is the same as my maximum bid.
how can the hammer price be the same as my maximum bid without winning?
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Forum Auctions β’ Banksy Marketplace π¬π§, by jluhiex on Jan 29, 2019 22:18:15 GMT 1, Can anyone help? I was involved via my artsy account and stated a maximum bid of 35K for the barcode print a few days ago. They informed me that I was outbid by the floor, but at the same time the hammer price is the same as my maximum bid. how can the hammer price be the same as my maximum bid without winning?
Depending on the first bid and the bid increments your absentee bid or max bid wasn't factored as a floor or phone bid beat you out to the 35k bid increment. To avoid this you either monitor the auction live and continue bidding or set a higher max. Just part of the bid game.
Floor bid 33k
You bid 34k
Floor bid 35k
SOLD
Can anyone help? I was involved via my artsy account and stated a maximum bid of 35K for the barcode print a few days ago. They informed me that I was outbid by the floor, but at the same time the hammer price is the same as my maximum bid. how can the hammer price be the same as my maximum bid without winning? Depending on the first bid and the bid increments your absentee bid or max bid wasn't factored as a floor or phone bid beat you out to the 35k bid increment. To avoid this you either monitor the auction live and continue bidding or set a higher max. Just part of the bid game. Floor bid 33k You bid 34k Floor bid 35k SOLD |
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Forum Auctions β’ Banksy Marketplace π¬π§, by Deleted on Jan 29, 2019 22:19:07 GMT 1, Can anyone help? I was involved via my artsy account and stated a maximum bid of 35K for the barcode print a few days ago. They informed me that I was outbid by the floor, but at the same time the hammer price is the same as my maximum bid. how can the hammer price be the same as my maximum bid without winning?
βNot sure tho
Can anyone help? I was involved via my artsy account and stated a maximum bid of 35K for the barcode print a few days ago. They informed me that I was outbid by the floor, but at the same time the hammer price is the same as my maximum bid. how can the hammer price be the same as my maximum bid without winning? Maybe the person on the floor bid Β£35k before the artsy (electronic/human not sore) bid stepped in? βNot sure tho |
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Nick
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Forum Auctions β’ Banksy Marketplace π¬π§, by Nick on Jan 29, 2019 22:19:34 GMT 1, It was the floors turn to raise the bid and he/she made it 35k. Your proxy bid of 35 wasn't enough to then raise it again in your favour.
It was the floors turn to raise the bid and he/she made it 35k. Your proxy bid of 35 wasn't enough to then raise it again in your favour.
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Forum Auctions β’ Banksy Marketplace π¬π§, by JW on Jan 29, 2019 22:39:26 GMT 1, It was the floors turn to raise the bid and he/she made it 35k. Your proxy bid of 35 wasn't enough to then raise it again in your favour.
Is that really how it works?
Wow. Surely a resting bid should supersede one from Johnny on the Spot, regardless of where you're located. You'd be in deep kaka in some markets not following that rule.
It was the floors turn to raise the bid and he/she made it 35k. Your proxy bid of 35 wasn't enough to then raise it again in your favour. Is that really how it works? Wow. Surely a resting bid should supersede one from Johnny on the Spot, regardless of where you're located. You'd be in deep kaka in some markets not following that rule. |
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Forum Auctions β’ Banksy Marketplace π¬π§, by avec art on Jan 29, 2019 22:53:02 GMT 1, I agree, it should've been the first person to place the 35K who gets priority. It was the under bidders job to bid over that to be the top spot. Irrespective of where the bidder is bidding from.
I agree, it should've been the first person to place the 35K who gets priority. It was the under bidders job to bid over that to be the top spot. Irrespective of where the bidder is bidding from.
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Forum Auctions β’ Banksy Marketplace π¬π§, by sanssouci on Jan 29, 2019 23:01:00 GMT 1, I agree, it should've been the first person to place the 35K who gets priority. It was the under bidders job to bid over that to be the top spot. Irrespective of where the bidder is bidding from.
It was the second strange situation for me with artsy. A few months ago I was also outbid and the next day they offered me to buy the art work (a painting by Andy Denzler) at my maximum bid, as the winning bidder would like to cancel. I refused this offer as it was a bit strange to me.
I guess I am not very successful in this game
I agree, it should've been the first person to place the 35K who gets priority. It was the under bidders job to bid over that to be the top spot. Irrespective of where the bidder is bidding from. Thank you all! Now I know. It was the second strange situation for me with artsy. A few months ago I was also outbid and the next day they offered me to buy the art work (a painting by Andy Denzler) at my maximum bid, as the winning bidder would like to cancel. I refused this offer as it was a bit strange to me. I guess I am not very successful in this game |
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Forum Auctions β’ Banksy Marketplace π¬π§, by irl1 on Jan 29, 2019 23:08:32 GMT 1, I agree, it should've been the first person to place the 35K who gets priority. It was the under bidders job to bid over that to be the top spot. Irrespective of where the bidder is bidding from. Thank you all! Now I know. It was the second strange situation for me with artsy. A few months ago I was also outbid and the next day they offered me to buy the art work (a painting by Andy Denzler) at my maximum bid, as the winning bidder would like to cancel. I refused this offer as it was a bit strange to me. I guess I am not very successful in this game
If they come back the next day make them an offer below your high bid. Most of the time they will take it
I agree, it should've been the first person to place the 35K who gets priority. It was the under bidders job to bid over that to be the top spot. Irrespective of where the bidder is bidding from. Thank you all! Now I know. It was the second strange situation for me with artsy. A few months ago I was also outbid and the next day they offered me to buy the art work (a painting by Andy Denzler) at my maximum bid, as the winning bidder would like to cancel. I refused this offer as it was a bit strange to me. I guess I am not very successful in this game Never take the art when they offer it the next day as most of the time its the house bidding against you. If they come back the next day make them an offer below your high bid. Most of the time they will take it |
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