I paid £10 for mine and I wouldn't be shocke if other sites bought a load from POW to flip but I could be wrong?

Could have been a tenner originally. The soup cans don't do anything for me, even with the story behind them, so I've not got one

I have purchased loads over the year for gifts & they were always £10, never remember them being £20 can anyone else confirm they paid £20 for one from pow?

It used to be £9.99 ;D

Thanks for the support re the price Chablis, of course I was quoting the price including P&P

Good luck with the search ;D

They are the open edition posters.
I am sure if you bide your time they will re-appear on POW for £10 a pop.

Absolute Bargin. For 9.99 how can you go wrong ?

They are just like any Music posters that you could buy, thin paper but very good quality.

I guess they were not printed by POW, but are 100% official

No POW stamp

I imagine the idea is that anyone can buy one for £10, thus making art even more affordable than the prints...... (which are also sold out now anyway)

therefore I assume it will just run and run, on and on. although like all similar businesses (e.g. records, books, magazines) there can come a time when re-printing is not economically viable...

Could not agree with you more, if you like it buy it if not don't. The issue will always be if you don't like it do you buy it anyway to make a few quid later?? I would only sell any of my own prints etc if I wanted to buy another that I like but could not afford.

mine arrived creased by the time id botherd t o try and sort it theyd stopped maiking them

unlimited,
depending on who you want to believe there was 500-5000 made...
est value £40-100.
the one on auction sab is a little expensive

God no i dont want one not really my cup o' tea! just wanted to know how many were printed.

I purchased the ‘Soup Cans’ unlimited poster from POW for a mere £10 shortly before it was deleted. In the past year or so since, i’ve noticed it readily available to buy on eBay. Early on you could get hold of one for little more than the original purchase price of a tenner. Lately, it’s been selling for anything between £50 - £100 (a ‘Soup Cans’ went for £77 just last weekend). Some sellers have ‘Buy Now’ for considerably more. I’ve recently attended Beejoir’s ‘Souled Out’ at TLSG and Nick Walker’s ‘V for Vandalism’ at BRP. Whilst queuing at these events I spoke to various people about their print collections which mostly comprised of much sought after pieces by Banksy, Nick Walker, D*Face and such like. Much to my surprise though a few were either unaware of ever knowing of the ‘Soup Cans’ availability or were just not at all bothered about ever purchasing it. Okay! it’s low budget, not numbered or signed (if only), although surprisingly the print finish is very good. Anyway, what i’m particularly curious about is how long were these posters available for? and How many did POW eventually sell? Will it become increasingly sought after? Can anyone shed any light on this underrated and maybe potentially rare Banksy print?