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Kaws โข MOCAD Print Edition, by Inknart on Jun 2, 2019 3:51:09 GMT 1,  that ebay auction which just ended might be an indication of how willing people are to pay for the "lesser" images... this one ended with only 1 bid at 3.5k (starting price)... and to think there's even worse images out there, people might of gotten a bit too excited with the prices at first but things are coming back to reality
that ebay auction which just ended might be an indication of how willing people are to pay for the "lesser" images... this one ended with only 1 bid at 3.5k (starting price)... and to think there's even worse images out there, people might of gotten a bit too excited with the prices at first but things are coming back to reality I think this is simple supply and demand. These will slowly go from avail to scarce. Give it 6 months and if he doesnโt do another release these will easily be 5k for this image. I donโt think itโs an indication of anything, but a saturated market. Reminds me of everyone saying the last invader kit or that sunset print being worth nothing more than cost a month after his last show. I think 3500 will seem like a bargain in a couple months . |
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Inknart
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Kaws โข MOCAD Print Edition, by Inknart on Jun 2, 2019 3:51:09 GMT 1, that ebay auction which just ended might be an indication of how willing people are to pay for the "lesser" images... this one ended with only 1 bid at 3.5k (starting price)... and to think there's even worse images out there, people might of gotten a bit too excited with the prices at first but things are coming back to reality
that ebay auction which just ended might be an indication of how willing people are to pay for the "lesser" images... this one ended with only 1 bid at 3.5k (starting price)... and to think there's even worse images out there, people might of gotten a bit too excited with the prices at first but things are coming back to reality I think this is simple supply and demand. These will slowly go from avail to scarce. Give it 6 months and if he doesnโt do another release these will easily be 5k for this image. I donโt think itโs an indication of anything, but a saturated market. Reminds me of everyone saying the last invader kit or that sunset print being worth nothing more than cost a month after his last show. I think 3500 will seem like a bargain in a couple months . |
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Kaws โข MOCAD Print Edition, by orchid on Jun 2, 2019 9:05:16 GMT 1, that ebay auction which just ended might be an indication of how willing people are to pay for the "lesser" images... this one ended with only 1 bid at 3.5k (starting price)... and to think there's even worse images out there, people might of gotten a bit too excited with the prices at first but things are coming back to reality I think this is simple supply and demand. These will slowly go from avail to scarce. Give it 6 months and if he doesnโt do another release these will easily be 5k for this image. I donโt think itโs an indication of anything, but a saturated market. Reminds me of everyone saying the last invader kit or that sunset print being worth nothing more than cost a month after his last show. I think 3500 will seem like a bargain in a couple months .
Same tactic as you did for BK prints: hype up prices with this BS talk and non existant offers, while simultaneously trying to sell yours on ebay and eventually here. No wondered case studyo is one publisher that has blacklisted you.
3.5 was a good price for a mediocre one. Better ones with X = 5k MAX. Worse = 2-3k.
Facts speak for themselves, these will not be a 'bargain' in a mere 8 weeks ๐
that ebay auction which just ended might be an indication of how willing people are to pay for the "lesser" images... this one ended with only 1 bid at 3.5k (starting price)... and to think there's even worse images out there, people might of gotten a bit too excited with the prices at first but things are coming back to reality I think this is simple supply and demand. These will slowly go from avail to scarce. Give it 6 months and if he doesnโt do another release these will easily be 5k for this image. I donโt think itโs an indication of anything, but a saturated market. Reminds me of everyone saying the last invader kit or that sunset print being worth nothing more than cost a month after his last show. I think 3500 will seem like a bargain in a couple months . Same tactic as you did for BK prints: hype up prices with this BS talk and non existant offers, while simultaneously trying to sell yours on ebay and eventually here. No wondered case studyo is one publisher that has blacklisted you. 3.5 was a good price for a mediocre one. Better ones with X = 5k MAX. Worse = 2-3k. Facts speak for themselves, these will not be a 'bargain' in a mere 8 weeks ๐ |
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Kaws โข MOCAD Print Edition, by Happy Shopper on Jun 2, 2019 9:43:34 GMT 1, Are people talking prices in ยฃ โฌ or $?
Seems some people are confusing things by switching back and forth depending on the point they want to make! 
That one that went โcheapโ was $4750.
The better ones have been speculated to sell nearer $6k... but I donโt think we can trust some of the early sales.
Are people talking prices in ยฃ โฌ or $? Seems some people are confusing things by switching back and forth depending on the point they want to make! That one that went โcheapโ was $4750. The better ones have been speculated to sell nearer $6k... but I donโt think we can trust some of the early sales. |
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Kaws โข MOCAD Print Edition, by Hairbland on Jun 2, 2019 12:25:55 GMT 1, The more I speak to people who are working for major auction houses, the more they keep saying this market cannot sustain itself for much longer. There is a reason why they call them "record breakers" and it's happening right now in many auction houses. This will not continue forever. Stocks and Real Estate in major parts in America, Asia and parts of Europe have be stalling after a massive 10 year boom. Art is always the last market to follow. I would not be surprised if there is a massive correction in the next 2-3 years in the art market or even sooner. You will and should see a market correction even in art. It's clear as day that the artists, auction houses, galleries and managers are all pushing as much as they can and for as much as they can right now knowing this the golden era and it won't last forever. I think the prime examples Shepard's 30 Large Format prints of old released images (yes he's using the excuse it's his 30 anniversary) at $900 each. Or what manifold is charging now for a Harland Miller print with pretty colors; $17,000. Probably the smartest thing is to sell right now like Nigo or even the Koons owner did and have cash for when the correction occurs. There is a reason why some of the biggest collectors are selling right now. These collectors know the art market and have done well for decades. They will again be the collectors who buy the best pieces - in cash - during the next market correction.
Much of the major art that has come up for auction in NYC the last 6 months of last year and so far this year has been from the estates of wealthy patrons that have recently passed away - this is usually the case.
Some think Stephen A. Cohen, a relatively astute market wizard if not a criminal, as the buyer of the recent Koons item. Iโm sure he calculated the purchase versus potential market disruptions.
The more I speak to people who are working for major auction houses, the more they keep saying this market cannot sustain itself for much longer. There is a reason why they call them "record breakers" and it's happening right now in many auction houses. This will not continue forever. Stocks and Real Estate in major parts in America, Asia and parts of Europe have be stalling after a massive 10 year boom. Art is always the last market to follow. I would not be surprised if there is a massive correction in the next 2-3 years in the art market or even sooner. You will and should see a market correction even in art. It's clear as day that the artists, auction houses, galleries and managers are all pushing as much as they can and for as much as they can right now knowing this the golden era and it won't last forever. I think the prime examples Shepard's 30 Large Format prints of old released images (yes he's using the excuse it's his 30 anniversary) at $900 each. Or what manifold is charging now for a Harland Miller print with pretty colors; $17,000. Probably the smartest thing is to sell right now like Nigo or even the Koons owner did and have cash for when the correction occurs. There is a reason why some of the biggest collectors are selling right now. These collectors know the art market and have done well for decades. They will again be the collectors who buy the best pieces - in cash - during the next market correction. Much of the major art that has come up for auction in NYC the last 6 months of last year and so far this year has been from the estates of wealthy patrons that have recently passed away - this is usually the case. Some think Stephen A. Cohen, a relatively astute market wizard if not a criminal, as the buyer of the recent Koons item. Iโm sure he calculated the purchase versus potential market disruptions. |
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Kaws โข MOCAD Print Edition, by kuni on Jun 2, 2019 12:35:02 GMT 1, The more I speak to people who are working for major auction houses, the more they keep saying this market cannot sustain itself for much longer. There is a reason why they call them "record breakers" and it's happening right now in many auction houses. This will not continue forever. Stocks and Real Estate in major parts in America, Asia and parts of Europe have be stalling after a massive 10 year boom. Art is always the last market to follow. I would not be surprised if there is a massive correction in the next 2-3 years in the art market or even sooner. You will and should see a market correction even in art. It's clear as day that the artists, auction houses, galleries and managers are all pushing as much as they can and for as much as they can right now knowing this the golden era and it won't last forever. I think the prime examples Shepard's 30 Large Format prints of old released images (yes he's using the excuse it's his 30 anniversary) at $900 each. Or what manifold is charging now for a Harland Miller print with pretty colors; $17,000. Probably the smartest thing is to sell right now like Nigo or even the Koons owner did and have cash for when the correction occurs. There is a reason why some of the biggest collectors are selling right now. These collectors know the art market and have done well for decades. They will again be the collectors who buy the best pieces - in cash - during the next market correction. Much of the major art that has come up for auction in NYC the last 6 months of last year and so far this year has been from the estates of wealthy patrons that have recently passed away - this is usually the case. Some think Stephen A. Cohen, a relatively astute market wizard if not a criminal, as the buyer of the recent Koons item. Iโm sure he calculated the purchase versus potential market disruptions.
Cohen can also afford to have a 15-20 year time horizon on this piece.
The more I speak to people who are working for major auction houses, the more they keep saying this market cannot sustain itself for much longer. There is a reason why they call them "record breakers" and it's happening right now in many auction houses. This will not continue forever. Stocks and Real Estate in major parts in America, Asia and parts of Europe have be stalling after a massive 10 year boom. Art is always the last market to follow. I would not be surprised if there is a massive correction in the next 2-3 years in the art market or even sooner. You will and should see a market correction even in art. It's clear as day that the artists, auction houses, galleries and managers are all pushing as much as they can and for as much as they can right now knowing this the golden era and it won't last forever. I think the prime examples Shepard's 30 Large Format prints of old released images (yes he's using the excuse it's his 30 anniversary) at $900 each. Or what manifold is charging now for a Harland Miller print with pretty colors; $17,000. Probably the smartest thing is to sell right now like Nigo or even the Koons owner did and have cash for when the correction occurs. There is a reason why some of the biggest collectors are selling right now. These collectors know the art market and have done well for decades. They will again be the collectors who buy the best pieces - in cash - during the next market correction. Much of the major art that has come up for auction in NYC the last 6 months of last year and so far this year has been from the estates of wealthy patrons that have recently passed away - this is usually the case. Some think Stephen A. Cohen, a relatively astute market wizard if not a criminal, as the buyer of the recent Koons item. Iโm sure he calculated the purchase versus potential market disruptions. Cohen can also afford to have a 15-20 year time horizon on this piece. |
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Inknart
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Kaws โข MOCAD Print Edition, by Inknart on Jun 2, 2019 15:27:57 GMT 1, I think this is simple supply and demand. These will slowly go from avail to scarce. Give it 6 months and if he doesnโt do another release these will easily be 5k for this image. I donโt think itโs an indication of anything, but a saturated market. Reminds me of everyone saying the last invader kit or that sunset print being worth nothing more than cost a month after his last show. I think 3500 will seem like a bargain in a couple months . Same tactic as you did for BK prints: hype up prices with this BS talk and non existant offers, while simultaneously trying to sell yours on ebay and eventually here. No wondered case studyo is one publisher that has blacklisted you. 3.5 was a good price for a mediocre one. Better ones with X = 5k MAX. Worse = 2-3k. Facts speak for themselves, these will not be a 'bargain' in a mere 8 weeks ๐
Never have bought anything from Case, so hard to be blacklisted. And I do plenty for the forums and other members, what have you done lately? Feel like I was pretty generous giving away Parra, Arsham and recently the Peeta piece, another on the horizon as well. Aside from selling the KAWS charity prints, to further my collection, I think i'ver only lost money over the years collecting what I personally like.
Keep it about the art instead of making it personal. Shaming people shows you have 0 class.
I think this is simple supply and demand. These will slowly go from avail to scarce. Give it 6 months and if he doesnโt do another release these will easily be 5k for this image. I donโt think itโs an indication of anything, but a saturated market. Reminds me of everyone saying the last invader kit or that sunset print being worth nothing more than cost a month after his last show. I think 3500 will seem like a bargain in a couple months . Same tactic as you did for BK prints: hype up prices with this BS talk and non existant offers, while simultaneously trying to sell yours on ebay and eventually here. No wondered case studyo is one publisher that has blacklisted you. 3.5 was a good price for a mediocre one. Better ones with X = 5k MAX. Worse = 2-3k. Facts speak for themselves, these will not be a 'bargain' in a mere 8 weeks ๐ My BK sold for exactly what I asked. Another sold for 10.2 at paddle8 mere weeks ago... Never have bought anything from Case, so hard to be blacklisted. And I do plenty for the forums and other members, what have you done lately? Feel like I was pretty generous giving away Parra, Arsham and recently the Peeta piece, another on the horizon as well. Aside from selling the KAWS charity prints, to further my collection, I think i'ver only lost money over the years collecting what I personally like. Keep it about the art instead of making it personal. Shaming people shows you have 0 class. |
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Kaws โข MOCAD Print Edition, by barzanos on Jun 2, 2019 19:26:13 GMT 1, Got a hand one (has been posted before) and a partial X
Will keep one and sell the other as I didnโt figure me an my friend will score both but after hard custom taxes in Spain I canโt hold them both.
Guess ebay will be the place... and yes, I understand the hate
Got a hand one (has been posted before) and a partial X Will keep one and sell the other as I didnโt figure me an my friend will score both but after hard custom taxes in Spain I canโt hold them both. Guess ebay will be the place... and yes, I understand the hate |
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Kaws โข MOCAD Print Edition, by Hairbland on Jun 2, 2019 22:40:23 GMT 1, We may be in an art supercycle , much like stocks. Until 2 weeks ago everyone in the financial world though the bull run would last until 2020 when the election gets "real". I am of the opinion that we are in a art supwr cycle where investors do not have a choice but to (1) hide cash under a mattress at 2.4% (2) play the stock market (3) alternative investments. Many folks like tangible assets as storage of wealth or speculativly. I owned gold and silver before 2010- sold out. I owned Bordeaux wine until 2008- sold out. I have a few prints, which to me are assets, mostly from mid century artists but a few i have picked up here. I dont count them on my books, but i do have them as part of my future "estate" i will pass to my kids. Imo, as long as i buy a few pieces steadily decade after decade (which i have) , the art market can collapse, and ill be fine. Do i think it will?yeah, but not for many years. Where else is there to go?
The people โspeculatingโ here are largely the same people aflutter over the Uniqlo dolls or multi-colored BFFs.
We may be in an art supercycle , much like stocks. Until 2 weeks ago everyone in the financial world though the bull run would last until 2020 when the election gets "real". I am of the opinion that we are in a art supwr cycle where investors do not have a choice but to (1) hide cash under a mattress at 2.4% (2) play the stock market (3) alternative investments. Many folks like tangible assets as storage of wealth or speculativly. I owned gold and silver before 2010- sold out. I owned Bordeaux wine until 2008- sold out. I have a few prints, which to me are assets, mostly from mid century artists but a few i have picked up here. I dont count them on my books, but i do have them as part of my future "estate" i will pass to my kids. Imo, as long as i buy a few pieces steadily decade after decade (which i have) , the art market can collapse, and ill be fine. Do i think it will?yeah, but not for many years. Where else is there to go? The people โspeculatingโ here are largely the same people aflutter over the Uniqlo dolls or multi-colored BFFs. |
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Kaws โข MOCAD Print Edition, by Hairbland on Jun 2, 2019 22:43:13 GMT 1, Much of the major art that has come up for auction in NYC the last 6 months of last year and so far this year has been from the estates of wealthy patrons that have recently passed away - this is usually the case. Some think Stephen A. Cohen, a relatively astute market wizard if not a criminal, as the buyer of the recent Koons item. Iโm sure he calculated the purchase versus potential market disruptions. Cohen can also afford to have a 15-20 year time horizon on this piece. ย
I think he previously owned a balloon dog and sold it when first getting pinched by the government.
Much of the major art that has come up for auction in NYC the last 6 months of last year and so far this year has been from the estates of wealthy patrons that have recently passed away - this is usually the case. Some think Stephen A. Cohen, a relatively astute market wizard if not a criminal, as the buyer of the recent Koons item. Iโm sure he calculated the purchase versus potential market disruptions. Cohen can also afford to have a 15-20 year time horizon on this piece. ย I think he previously owned a balloon dog and sold it when first getting pinched by the government. |
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Kaws โข MOCAD Print Edition, by Riotcops on Jun 4, 2019 16:55:32 GMT 1, Another hits the Bay 
Another hits the Bay If anyone here owns this or knows who does please DM me - a friend wants to purchase. Thanks. |
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Kaws โข MOCAD Print Edition, by andi on Jun 4, 2019 21:05:08 GMT 1, Has someone else also got an letter from fedex with the customs invoice (Germany)?
They say that I have to pay 19% VAT on top...
I thought they stated in the description that import duties are paid / included.
Has someone else also got an letter from fedex with the customs invoice (Germany)?
They say that I have to pay 19% VAT on top...
I thought they stated in the description that import duties are paid / included.
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Kaws โข MOCAD Print Edition, by Express Post on Jun 4, 2019 21:06:32 GMT 1, Nope. You were told wrong. Pay up.
Has someone else also got an letter from fedex with the customs invoice (Germany)? They say that I have to pay 19% VAT on top... I thought they stated in the description that import duties are paid / included.
Nope. You were told wrong. Pay up. Has someone else also got an letter from fedex with the customs invoice (Germany)? They say that I have to pay 19% VAT on top... I thought they stated in the description that import duties are paid / included. |
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Kaws โข MOCAD Print Edition, by jluhiex on Jun 4, 2019 21:11:21 GMT 1, Has someone else also got an letter from fedex with the customs invoice (Germany)? They say that I have to pay 19% VAT on top... I thought they stated in the description that import duties are paid / included.
International customers may incur additional charges at the time of checkout or on delivery. The buyer is responsible to pay for all import Duty and Taxes prior to shipping. The buyer assumes all responsibilities of claims made with the shipping carrier.
Direct from MOCAD website
Has someone else also got an letter from fedex with the customs invoice (Germany)? They say that I have to pay 19% VAT on top... I thought they stated in the description that import duties are paid / included. International Duty and Tax International customers may incur additional charges at the time of checkout or on delivery. The buyer is responsible to pay for all import Duty and Taxes prior to shipping. The buyer assumes all responsibilities of claims made with the shipping carrier.
Direct from MOCAD website
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Kaws โข MOCAD Print Edition, by andi on Jun 4, 2019 21:44:17 GMT 1, Has someone else also got an letter from fedex with the customs invoice (Germany)? They say that I have to pay 19% VAT on top... I thought they stated in the description that import duties are paid / included. International Duty and Tax International customers may incur additional charges at the time of checkout or on delivery. The buyer is responsible to pay for all import Duty and Taxes prior to shipping. The buyer assumes all responsibilities of claims made with the shipping carrier. Direct from MOCAD website
ahh, missed the second part of that sentence...
Has someone else also got an letter from fedex with the customs invoice (Germany)? They say that I have to pay 19% VAT on top... I thought they stated in the description that import duties are paid / included. International Duty and Tax International customers may incur additional charges at the time of checkout or on delivery. The buyer is responsible to pay for all import Duty and Taxes prior to shipping. The buyer assumes all responsibilities of claims made with the shipping carrier. Direct from MOCAD website ahh, missed the second part of that sentence... |
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Kaws โข MOCAD Print Edition, by Flashback on Jun 4, 2019 21:56:47 GMT 1, International Duty and Tax International customers may incur additional charges at the time of checkout or on delivery. The buyer is responsible to pay for all import Duty and Taxes prior to shipping. The buyer assumes all responsibilities of claims made with the shipping carrier. Direct from MOCAD website ahh, missed the second part of that sentence...
You didnโt miss it, they edited the description after the fact as they messed up.
International Duty and Tax International customers may incur additional charges at the time of checkout or on delivery. The buyer is responsible to pay for all import Duty and Taxes prior to shipping. The buyer assumes all responsibilities of claims made with the shipping carrier. Direct from MOCAD website ahh, missed the second part of that sentence... You didnโt miss it, they edited the description after the fact as they messed up. |
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Kaws โข MOCAD Print Edition, by Flashback on Jun 4, 2019 22:05:22 GMT 1,
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Kaws โข MOCAD Print Edition, by barzanos on Jun 4, 2019 22:37:36 GMT 1, I had to pay also
I had to pay also
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Kaws โข MOCAD Print Edition, by vt9722 on Jun 5, 2019 3:13:18 GMT 1, More variations!
Do we know who the owner of this piece is? Please private message me with any information. Ty!
More variations!
Do we know who the owner of this piece is? Please private message me with any information. Ty! |
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Kaws โข MOCAD Print Edition, by HRE on Jun 5, 2019 8:27:03 GMT 1, Is there a chance to claim back some of the tax back if ur in the UK?
Is there a chance to claim back some of the tax back if ur in the UK?
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Kaws โข MOCAD Print Edition, by Happy Shopper on Jun 5, 2019 9:55:46 GMT 1, Is there a chance to claim back some of the tax back if ur in the UK?
Yes. Probably charged 20% VAT and should be 5% as these are signed screen prints, produced by the artist.
Is there a chance to claim back some of the tax back if ur in the UK? Yes. Probably charged 20% VAT and should be 5% as these are signed screen prints, produced by the artist. |
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Kaws โข MOCAD Print Edition, by Poster Bob on Jun 5, 2019 10:06:10 GMT 1, If you're in the UK and FedEx is the courier you can call, tell them it is the wrong code, have it adjusted and pay over the phone. Other couriers (Royal Mail and Parcelforce) can be more difficult and insist that you pay in full and then file for a refund.
If you're in the UK and FedEx is the courier you can call, tell them it is the wrong code, have it adjusted and pay over the phone. Other couriers (Royal Mail and Parcelforce) can be more difficult and insist that you pay in full and then file for a refund.
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Kaws โข MOCAD Print Edition, by Billy Sport on Jun 5, 2019 10:16:20 GMT 1, I emailed MOCAD after getting one, suggesting anyone from UK has the 9702 code. If you were charged around ยฃ47 that is 5% , if you have paid more, then you can ask FEDEX to claim the VAT back but they will charge you for it, ยฃ53 plus VAT..
I emailed MOCAD after getting one, suggesting anyone from UK has the 9702 code. If you were charged around ยฃ47 that is 5% , if you have paid more, then you can ask FEDEX to claim the VAT back but they will charge you for it, ยฃ53 plus VAT..
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Kaws โข MOCAD Print Edition, by orchid on Jun 5, 2019 14:05:07 GMT 1,
Under ยฃ3000 auction close, seller gets nearer 2500 after eBay/PayPal/listing fees.
Hopefully KAWS does these for every contemporary art museum in the states.
Under ยฃ3000 auction close, seller gets nearer 2500 after eBay/PayPal/listing fees. Hopefully KAWS does these for every contemporary art museum in the states. |
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Kaws โข MOCAD Print Edition, by Happy Shopper on Jun 5, 2019 14:13:48 GMT 1, There was talk of duplicates earlier... seems there could be at least 3 of the blue hand.
2 on ebay from different sellers (one I assume is the member here), plus the Instagram seller rearview_art (unless they have a different eBay name)
There was talk of duplicates earlier... seems there could be at least 3 of the blue hand.
2 on ebay from different sellers (one I assume is the member here), plus the Instagram seller rearview_art (unless they have a different eBay name)
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Kaws โข MOCAD Print Edition, by Deleted on Jun 5, 2019 14:33:13 GMT 1, There was talk of duplicates earlier... seems there could be at least 3 of the blue hand. 2 on ebay from different sellers (one I assume is the member here), plus the Instagram seller rearview_art (unless they have a different eBay name)
There was talk of duplicates earlier... seems there could be at least 3 of the blue hand. 2 on ebay from different sellers (one I assume is the member here), plus the Instagram seller rearview_art (unless they have a different eBay name) That would be mine.. and it's not on ebay |
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Kaws โข MOCAD Print Edition, by Happy Shopper on Jun 5, 2019 15:08:50 GMT 1, Looks like there could be 4 or 5 of the blue hand then!
Maybe the better ones are more duplicated, because they've tried to be good to people!! Shock.
Looks like there could be 4 or 5 of the blue hand then!
Maybe the better ones are more duplicated, because they've tried to be good to people!! Shock.
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