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Christie's Art Auctions , by marquis on Mar 30, 2021 19:02:53 GMT 1, Also, perhaps the problem was related to the 3 min extensions - these were the lots I had trouble with (they also said 'price realized' despite still being active having been extended)
Also, perhaps the problem was related to the 3 min extensions - these were the lots I had trouble with (they also said 'price realized' despite still being active having been extended)
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Christie's Art Auctions , by robo on Mar 30, 2021 19:06:53 GMT 1, 4(b) Refusal of Bidding: Christie's reserves the right, in our absolute discretion, to reject, revoke or refuse to honour any bid (even those that have been previously accepted) or, whether during or after the sale, to restart or continue the bidding. Wow - they are a law unto themselves
Quite the opposite, this is literally the legal terms you are signing up to when you bid. Anyone has the option not to accept these rules and not to bid. But also, this was an unusual situation and Christies have really done the best they can to resolve it and give a fair outcome for sellers. Also bidders who were happy to win the item for £x might still win the item for £x or a bit more - but at least it will be fair market price not web crash anomaly.
4(b) Refusal of Bidding: Christie's reserves the right, in our absolute discretion, to reject, revoke or refuse to honour any bid (even those that have been previously accepted) or, whether during or after the sale, to restart or continue the bidding. Wow - they are a law unto themselves Quite the opposite, this is literally the legal terms you are signing up to when you bid. Anyone has the option not to accept these rules and not to bid. But also, this was an unusual situation and Christies have really done the best they can to resolve it and give a fair outcome for sellers. Also bidders who were happy to win the item for £x might still win the item for £x or a bit more - but at least it will be fair market price not web crash anomaly. |
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Christie's Art Auctions , by Deleted on Mar 30, 2021 19:25:04 GMT 1, Protect his market place at all costs. The boo hoo worked.. Listen I have banksys , better results = more money for me. I guess I’m just less bothered than others and would love his market to be ‘sensible’ No, it's about protecting the sellers, not the market. Look at the member here that bought a print for a few quid because he 'liked' the image and entered it into this auction. It's only right to extend the time to have a fair outcome. It's not always about you ya know😉
Once a fuckwit, always a fuckwit
Protect his market place at all costs. The boo hoo worked.. Listen I have banksys , better results = more money for me. I guess I’m just less bothered than others and would love his market to be ‘sensible’ No, it's about protecting the sellers, not the market. Look at the member here that bought a print for a few quid because he 'liked' the image and entered it into this auction. It's only right to extend the time to have a fair outcome. It's not always about you ya know😉 Once a fuckwit, always a fuckwit |
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Christie's Art Auctions , by Sundowner on Mar 30, 2021 19:26:38 GMT 1, Also, perhaps the problem was related to the 3 min extensions - these were the lots I had trouble with (they also said 'price realized' despite still being active having been extended)
Also, perhaps the problem was related to the 3 min extensions - these were the lots I had trouble with (they also said 'price realized' despite still being active having been extended) There you go - why risk leaving it until the dying seconds? As I said before, it's not ebay! |
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Christie's Art Auctions , by billybob1969 on Mar 30, 2021 19:33:53 GMT 1, Little to no mention of the higher results on this auction (Stop & Search, Nola, etc). Everyone's focused on the ones that finished below expected and calling foul play. Christies site has not been hacked - I bid on two lots a few mins before the auction ended without an issue using Chrome. The problem is people here seem to think they can snipe a piece by bidding in the last 15 seconds using an out-of-date browser and wonder why their bid doesn't get registered in time. Let's see where things go in the next 48 hours - just don't leave it too late. Not the case, with some lots it wasn't possible to bid (ie there was no bid button!) despite there being minutes left
Little to no mention of the higher results on this auction (Stop & Search, Nola, etc). Everyone's focused on the ones that finished below expected and calling foul play. Christies site has not been hacked - I bid on two lots a few mins before the auction ended without an issue using Chrome. The problem is people here seem to think they can snipe a piece by bidding in the last 15 seconds using an out-of-date browser and wonder why their bid doesn't get registered in time. Let's see where things go in the next 48 hours - just don't leave it too late. Not the case, with some lots it wasn't possible to bid (ie there was no bid button!) despite there being minutes left Yeah exactly, there was 3mins 30 left on the lot I was bidding on and no bidding button, some later lots seemed ok. |
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Christie's Art Auctions , by dzigavertov on Mar 30, 2021 19:34:53 GMT 1, Little to no mention of the higher results on this auction (Stop & Search, Nola, etc). Everyone's focused on the ones that finished below expected and calling foul play. Hacked my ass - I bid on two lots a few mins before the auction ended without an issue using Chrome. The problem is people here seem to think they can snipe a piece by bidding in the last 15 seconds using an out-of-date browser and wonder why their bid doesn't get registered in time.
Just had an email off Christie's acknowledging that there were technical problems with the closing of all lots.
Not good for anyone involved
Little to no mention of the higher results on this auction (Stop & Search, Nola, etc). Everyone's focused on the ones that finished below expected and calling foul play. Hacked my ass - I bid on two lots a few mins before the auction ended without an issue using Chrome. The problem is people here seem to think they can snipe a piece by bidding in the last 15 seconds using an out-of-date browser and wonder why their bid doesn't get registered in time. Don't think you can be absolutely certain of that as the cause of today's situation. Just had an email off Christie's acknowledging that there were technical problems with the closing of all lots. Not good for anyone involved |
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Christie's Art Auctions , by Lazarus II on Mar 30, 2021 19:35:16 GMT 1, did you buy the Tenants Supers yet? 5 deep....and that's just drowning me sorrows 
fingers crossed your necking posh IPA on Thursday night👍
did you buy the Tenants Supers yet? 5 deep....and that's just drowning me sorrows fingers crossed your necking posh IPA on Thursday night👍 |
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Christie's Art Auctions , by billybob1969 on Mar 30, 2021 19:38:08 GMT 1, I think it’s really tough on Christie’s and perhaps if it had only impacted a few lots they should have moved on but from what I’m hearing it was a widespread problem that impacted multiple lots and bidders, I think on balance it’s the right thing to do. I know it’s frustrating for winning bidders but if you’re bid is really fair market value then you’ll still be buying it in 48 hours, if not then it’s only fair bidders that were prevented from bidding have their chance for both sellers and the buyers impacted by the technical issues.
I think it’s really tough on Christie’s and perhaps if it had only impacted a few lots they should have moved on but from what I’m hearing it was a widespread problem that impacted multiple lots and bidders, I think on balance it’s the right thing to do. I know it’s frustrating for winning bidders but if you’re bid is really fair market value then you’ll still be buying it in 48 hours, if not then it’s only fair bidders that were prevented from bidding have their chance for both sellers and the buyers impacted by the technical issues.
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Christie's Art Auctions , by dzigavertov on Mar 30, 2021 19:38:20 GMT 1, 5 deep....and that's just drowning me sorrows fingers crossed your necking posh IPA on Thursday night👍 
5 deep....and that's just drowning me sorrows fingers crossed your necking posh IPA on Thursday night👍 Cheers fella...can I buy you a Tuborg |
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Christie's Art Auctions , by F*X on Mar 30, 2021 19:44:19 GMT 1, The Opening bids on the lots are as Follows 
Total paid inc BP VAT&ARR Soup Can Signed Hammer £48000 Total paid £64320 Laugh Now Signed Hammer £100000 Total paid £134000 Nola (Yellow Rain) Signed Hammer £220000 Total paid £294800 Girl With Balloon Signed Hammer £380000 Total paid £509200 Bomb Hugger Signed Hammer £80000 Total paid £ 107200 Morons (POW) White Signed Hammer £50000 Total paid £67000 Pulp Fiction Signed Hammer £95000 Total paid £127300 Love Is In The Air Signed Hammer £380000 Total paid £509200 Heavy Weaponry Canvas Signed Hammer £200000 Total paid £268000 Jack and Jill Signed Hammer £65000 Total paid £87100 Christ With Shopping Bags Signed Passed Very Little Helps Signed Hammer £75000 Total paid £100500 Soup Cans (Cream) Signed Hammer £75000 Total paid £100500 Happy Choppers Signed Hammer £75000 Total paid £100500 Queen Vic Signed Hammer £40000 Total paid £53600 Grin Reaper Signed Hammer £55000 Total paid £73700 Nola (White Rain) Signed Hammer £110000 Total paid £147400 I Fought the Law "AP Red" Signed Hammer £85000 Total paid £113900 I Fought The Law Signed Hammer £50000 Total paid £67000 CND Soldiers Signed Passed Trolleys (Colour) Signed Hammer £ 42000 Total paid £56280 Donuts (Strawberry) Signed Hammer £55000 Total paid £73700 Stop and Search Signed Hammer £90000 Total paid £120600 Toxic Mary Signed Passed Napalm Signed Hammer £55000 Total paid £73700 Flag (Gold) Signed Hammer £42000 Total paid £56280 Sale Ends (V2) Signed Hammer £ 40000 Total paid £53600 Girl With Balloon Unsigned Passed Bar code Unsigned Hammer £40000 Total paid £53600 Flag (Silver) Unsigned Hammer £24000 Total paid £32160 Toxic Mary Unsigned Hammer £26000 Total paid £34840 Bomb Hugger Unsigned Hammer £32000 Total paid £42880 Love Is In The Air Unsigned Hammer £110000 Total paid £147400 Love Rat Unsigned Hammer £45000 Total paid £60300 CND Soldiers Unsigned Hammer £28000 Total paid £37520 Jack and Jill Unsigned Hammer £ 30000 Total paid £40200 Morons (POW) White Unsigned Hammer £38000 Total paid £50920 Trolleys (BW) Unsigned Hammer £28000 Total paid £37520 Applause (POW) Unsigned Hammer £32000 Total paid £42880 HMV Dog Unsigned Hammer £30000 Total paid £40200 Pulp Fiction Unsigned Hammer £50000 Total paid £67000 Monkey Queen Unsigned Hammer £26000 Total paid £34840 Happy Choppers Unsigned Hammer £35000 Total paid £46900 I Fought The Law Unsigned Hammer £26000 Total paid £34840 Queen Vic Unsigned Hammer £26000 Total paid £34840 Napalm Unsigned Hammer £30000 Total paid £40200 Golf Sale Unsigned Hammer £26000 Total paid £34840
The Opening bids on the lots are as Follows Total paid inc BP VAT&ARR Soup Can Signed Hammer £48000 Total paid £64320 Laugh Now Signed Hammer £100000 Total paid £134000 Nola (Yellow Rain) Signed Hammer £220000 Total paid £294800 Girl With Balloon Signed Hammer £380000 Total paid £509200 Bomb Hugger Signed Hammer £80000 Total paid £ 107200 Morons (POW) White Signed Hammer £50000 Total paid £67000 Pulp Fiction Signed Hammer £95000 Total paid £127300 Love Is In The Air Signed Hammer £380000 Total paid £509200 Heavy Weaponry Canvas Signed Hammer £200000 Total paid £268000 Jack and Jill Signed Hammer £65000 Total paid £87100 Christ With Shopping Bags Signed Passed Very Little Helps Signed Hammer £75000 Total paid £100500 Soup Cans (Cream) Signed Hammer £75000 Total paid £100500 Happy Choppers Signed Hammer £75000 Total paid £100500 Queen Vic Signed Hammer £40000 Total paid £53600 Grin Reaper Signed Hammer £55000 Total paid £73700 Nola (White Rain) Signed Hammer £110000 Total paid £147400 I Fought the Law "AP Red" Signed Hammer £85000 Total paid £113900 I Fought The Law Signed Hammer £50000 Total paid £67000 CND Soldiers Signed Passed Trolleys (Colour) Signed Hammer £ 42000 Total paid £56280 Donuts (Strawberry) Signed Hammer £55000 Total paid £73700 Stop and Search Signed Hammer £90000 Total paid £120600 Toxic Mary Signed Passed Napalm Signed Hammer £55000 Total paid £73700 Flag (Gold) Signed Hammer £42000 Total paid £56280 Sale Ends (V2) Signed Hammer £ 40000 Total paid £53600 Girl With Balloon Unsigned Passed Bar code Unsigned Hammer £40000 Total paid £53600 Flag (Silver) Unsigned Hammer £24000 Total paid £32160 Toxic Mary Unsigned Hammer £26000 Total paid £34840 Bomb Hugger Unsigned Hammer £32000 Total paid £42880 Love Is In The Air Unsigned Hammer £110000 Total paid £147400 Love Rat Unsigned Hammer £45000 Total paid £60300 CND Soldiers Unsigned Hammer £28000 Total paid £37520 Jack and Jill Unsigned Hammer £ 30000 Total paid £40200 Morons (POW) White Unsigned Hammer £38000 Total paid £50920 Trolleys (BW) Unsigned Hammer £28000 Total paid £37520 Applause (POW) Unsigned Hammer £32000 Total paid £42880 HMV Dog Unsigned Hammer £30000 Total paid £40200 Pulp Fiction Unsigned Hammer £50000 Total paid £67000 Monkey Queen Unsigned Hammer £26000 Total paid £34840 Happy Choppers Unsigned Hammer £35000 Total paid £46900 I Fought The Law Unsigned Hammer £26000 Total paid £34840 Queen Vic Unsigned Hammer £26000 Total paid £34840 Napalm Unsigned Hammer £30000 Total paid £40200 Golf Sale Unsigned Hammer £26000 Total paid £34840 |
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Christie's Art Auctions , by bonesy on Mar 30, 2021 20:02:07 GMT 1, Little to no mention of the higher results on this auction (Stop & Search, Nola, etc). Everyone's focused on the ones that finished below expected and calling foul play. Christies site has not been hacked - I bid on two lots a few mins before the auction ended without an issue using Chrome. The problem is people here seem to think they can snipe a piece by bidding in the last 15 seconds using an out-of-date browser and wonder why their bid doesn't get registered in time. Let's see where things go in the next 48 hours - just don't leave it too late. I was thinking the same, people using it like ebay in the hope of sniping in the last 10 secs on a site that isn't really designed for that.
Little to no mention of the higher results on this auction (Stop & Search, Nola, etc). Everyone's focused on the ones that finished below expected and calling foul play. Christies site has not been hacked - I bid on two lots a few mins before the auction ended without an issue using Chrome. The problem is people here seem to think they can snipe a piece by bidding in the last 15 seconds using an out-of-date browser and wonder why their bid doesn't get registered in time. Let's see where things go in the next 48 hours - just don't leave it too late. I was thinking the same, people using it like ebay in the hope of sniping in the last 10 secs on a site that isn't really designed for that. The site should be able to handle bids in the last 15 seconds or whatever. Isn't that the whole point of extending the clock if last minute bids are coming in? |
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Christie's Art Auctions , by Reader on Mar 30, 2021 20:08:04 GMT 1, I was thinking the same, people using it like ebay in the hope of sniping in the last 10 secs on a site that isn't really designed for that. The site should be able to handle bids in the last 15 seconds or whatever. Isn't that the whole point of extending the clock if last minute bids are coming in?
I was thinking the same, people using it like ebay in the hope of sniping in the last 10 secs on a site that isn't really designed for that. The site should be able to handle bids in the last 15 seconds or whatever. Isn't that the whole point of extending the clock if last minute bids are coming in? Yeah, it's an odd one, I thought it might just be us fanboys hammering refresh on a Banksy auction, but apparently they had the same issue the day before. |
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Christie's Art Auctions , by peas on Mar 30, 2021 20:19:31 GMT 1, Imagine the blow back if Tate Ward did this.
Imagine the blow back if Tate Ward did this. One would first have to imagine Christies and their directors also spent years publicly and privately selling multiple fakes. |
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Christie's Art Auctions , by Bridget Riley 10 on Mar 30, 2021 21:03:27 GMT 1, The Prints and Multiples sale at Christie’s that was due to finish on 31/03/21 at 2pm has also now been put back and will now finish at 3pm on the 1/04/21 just on 24 hours later.
Must be a right cock up on the IT front .
The Prints and Multiples sale at Christie’s that was due to finish on 31/03/21 at 2pm has also now been put back and will now finish at 3pm on the 1/04/21 just on 24 hours later.
Must be a right cock up on the IT front .
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Christie's Art Auctions , by Dexter Bulldog on Mar 30, 2021 21:38:10 GMT 1, Question for all the attempted last minute bidders
Do you enter right away, or play the waiting game again and risk a malfunction? I don’t think there will be a 3rd bite at the cherry
Question for all the attempted last minute bidders
Do you enter right away, or play the waiting game again and risk a malfunction? I don’t think there will be a 3rd bite at the cherry
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Christie's Art Auctions , by woodman on Mar 30, 2021 22:19:48 GMT 1, Wow - they are a law unto themselves Quite the opposite, this is literally the legal terms you are signing up to when you bid. Anyone has the option not to accept these rules and not to bid. But also, this was an unusual situation and Christies have really done the best they can to resolve it and give a fair outcome for sellers. Also bidders who were happy to win the item for £x might still win the item for £x or a bit more - but at least it will be fair market price not web crash anomaly.
It seems there were issues as reported by numerous people on here, but that is Christies problem, and I don't think the buyers should be penalised. Will the next piece that goes for a lower amount than expected be cancelled, or the one after? Surely they can find out what listings were affected, and even if they accepted the hammer price, they could have offered all the premiums to the sellers etc and took a hit themselves, rather than go down this route?
Great for sellers who will earn a bit more, but ultimately it seems the decision is even better for Christies.
Wow - they are a law unto themselves Quite the opposite, this is literally the legal terms you are signing up to when you bid. Anyone has the option not to accept these rules and not to bid. But also, this was an unusual situation and Christies have really done the best they can to resolve it and give a fair outcome for sellers. Also bidders who were happy to win the item for £x might still win the item for £x or a bit more - but at least it will be fair market price not web crash anomaly. That's all good and well, but what protection does the buyers have? When pieces are in an auction it is a gamble for a seller, and a buyer will hope they get a bargain. The seller hopes there are multiple buyers all wanting the same piece and get an inflated price, and the buyers are hoping the opposite. At what point can Christies (or any auction house), just say "we don't like the selling price so are going to add some more time to it, look at our T&Cs"? It seems there were issues as reported by numerous people on here, but that is Christies problem, and I don't think the buyers should be penalised. Will the next piece that goes for a lower amount than expected be cancelled, or the one after? Surely they can find out what listings were affected, and even if they accepted the hammer price, they could have offered all the premiums to the sellers etc and took a hit themselves, rather than go down this route? Great for sellers who will earn a bit more, but ultimately it seems the decision is even better for Christies. |
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Christie's Art Auctions , by King Robbo Lives on Mar 30, 2021 22:30:17 GMT 1, U/S for $40K+
gtfo with that toilet paper.
U/S for $40K+
gtfo with that toilet paper.
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Christie's Art Auctions , by butler on Mar 30, 2021 22:51:11 GMT 1, Wow - they are a law unto themselves Quite the opposite, this is literally the legal terms you are signing up to when you bid. Anyone has the option not to accept these rules and not to bid. But also, this was an unusual situation and Christies have really done the best they can to resolve it and give a fair outcome for sellers. Also bidders who were happy to win the item for £x might still win the item for £x or a bit more - but at least it will be fair market price not web crash anomaly.
You are James Baskerville, and I claim my £5
Wow - they are a law unto themselves Quite the opposite, this is literally the legal terms you are signing up to when you bid. Anyone has the option not to accept these rules and not to bid. But also, this was an unusual situation and Christies have really done the best they can to resolve it and give a fair outcome for sellers. Also bidders who were happy to win the item for £x might still win the item for £x or a bit more - but at least it will be fair market price not web crash anomaly. You are James Baskerville, and I claim my £5 |
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Christie's Art Auctions , by Graham H on Mar 30, 2021 22:59:57 GMT 1, Surely someone needs to forward this to Christies marketing bods and tell them they need to change the auction header as they are missing a Banksy type trick
Surely someone needs to forward this to Christies marketing bods and tell them they need to change the auction header as they are missing a Banksy type trick |
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Christie's Art Auctions , by The Greased Piglet on Mar 30, 2021 23:17:35 GMT 1, Quite the opposite, this is literally the legal terms you are signing up to when you bid. Anyone has the option not to accept these rules and not to bid. But also, this was an unusual situation and Christies have really done the best they can to resolve it and give a fair outcome for sellers. Also bidders who were happy to win the item for £x might still win the item for £x or a bit more - but at least it will be fair market price not web crash anomaly. You are James Baskerville, and I claim my £5
Quite the opposite, this is literally the legal terms you are signing up to when you bid. Anyone has the option not to accept these rules and not to bid. But also, this was an unusual situation and Christies have really done the best they can to resolve it and give a fair outcome for sellers. Also bidders who were happy to win the item for £x might still win the item for £x or a bit more - but at least it will be fair market price not web crash anomaly. You are James Baskerville, and I claim my £5 Haha blates, Christie’s counsel helped him write it. |
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Christie's Art Auctions , by robo on Mar 30, 2021 23:17:55 GMT 1, Quite the opposite, this is literally the legal terms you are signing up to when you bid. Anyone has the option not to accept these rules and not to bid. But also, this was an unusual situation and Christies have really done the best they can to resolve it and give a fair outcome for sellers. Also bidders who were happy to win the item for £x might still win the item for £x or a bit more - but at least it will be fair market price not web crash anomaly. You are James Baskerville, and I claim my £5
Quite the opposite, this is literally the legal terms you are signing up to when you bid. Anyone has the option not to accept these rules and not to bid. But also, this was an unusual situation and Christies have really done the best they can to resolve it and give a fair outcome for sellers. Also bidders who were happy to win the item for £x might still win the item for £x or a bit more - but at least it will be fair market price not web crash anomaly. You are James Baskerville, and I claim my £5 Haha, I'm afraid not - now I think you owe me a £5. |
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Christie's Art Auctions , by The Greased Piglet on Mar 30, 2021 23:18:36 GMT 1, U/S for $40K+ gtfo with that toilet paper.
U/S for $40K+ gtfo with that toilet paper. Don’t worry still plenty of Robbo prints for £50 |
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Christie's Art Auctions , by King Robbo Lives on Mar 30, 2021 23:55:45 GMT 1, U/S for $40K+ gtfo with that toilet paper. Don’t worry still plenty of Robbo prints for £50
They’re going for around £1500 actually, and will likely surpass Banksy’s value over time. More appealing since wanks don’t obsess over him and just enjoy it for what it is. Art.
U/S for $40K+ gtfo with that toilet paper. Don’t worry still plenty of Robbo prints for £50 They’re going for around £1500 actually, and will likely surpass Banksy’s value over time. More appealing since wanks don’t obsess over him and just enjoy it for what it is. Art. |
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Christie's Art Auctions , by The Greased Piglet on Mar 31, 2021 0:17:32 GMT 1, Don’t worry still plenty of Robbo prints for £50 They’re going for around £1500 actually, and will likely surpass Banksy’s value over time. More appealing since wanks don’t obsess over him and just enjoy it for what it is. Art.
Don’t worry still plenty of Robbo prints for £50 They’re going for around £1500 actually, and will likely surpass Banksy’s value over time. More appealing since wanks don’t obsess over him and just enjoy it for what it is. Art. Haha, thanks needed a chuckle. |
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Christie's Art Auctions , by King Robbo Lives on Mar 31, 2021 0:20:22 GMT 1, They’re going for around £1500 actually, and will likely surpass Banksy’s value over time. More appealing since wanks don’t obsess over him and just enjoy it for what it is. Art. I’m not the biggest fan of Banksy prints, but you Sir (or Madam) are frankly delusional.
You don’t think works by an artist Banksy had killed will appreciate over time?
Interesting.
They’re going for around £1500 actually, and will likely surpass Banksy’s value over time. More appealing since wanks don’t obsess over him and just enjoy it for what it is. Art. I’m not the biggest fan of Banksy prints, but you Sir (or Madam) are frankly delusional. You don’t think works by an artist Banksy had killed will appreciate over time? Interesting. |
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Christie's Art Auctions , by King Robbo Lives on Mar 31, 2021 0:22:33 GMT 1, They’re going for around £1500 actually, and will likely surpass Banksy’s value over time. More appealing since wanks don’t obsess over him and just enjoy it for what it is. Art. Haha, thanks needed a chuckle.
www.ebay.com/itm/284239080284
www.ebay.com/itm/383916484556
Those are the only 2 left on the bay...
How many Banksy’s are for sale?
They’re going for around £1500 actually, and will likely surpass Banksy’s value over time. More appealing since wanks don’t obsess over him and just enjoy it for what it is. Art. Haha, thanks needed a chuckle. Those are the only 2 left on the bay... How many Banksy’s are for sale? |
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Christie's Art Auctions , by Terry Fuckwitt on Mar 31, 2021 0:23:35 GMT 1, I’m not the biggest fan of Banksy prints, but you Sir (or Madam) are frankly delusional. You don’t think works by an artist Banksy had killed will appreciate over time? Interesting.
WTF? You really think that?
I’m not the biggest fan of Banksy prints, but you Sir (or Madam) are frankly delusional. You don’t think works by an artist Banksy had killed will appreciate over time? Interesting. WTF? You really think that? |
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Christie's Art Auctions , by King Robbo Lives on Mar 31, 2021 1:45:01 GMT 1, You don’t think works by an artist Banksy had killed will appreciate over time? Interesting. WTF? You really think that?
You don’t think works by an artist Banksy had killed will appreciate over time? Interesting. WTF? You really think that? Who doesn't? |
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Christie's Art Auctions , by Charlie Bronson on Mar 31, 2021 1:59:34 GMT 1, Don’t worry still plenty of Robbo prints for £50 They’re going for around £1500 actually, and will likely surpass Banksy’s value over time. More appealing since wanks don’t obsess over him and just enjoy it for what it is. Art.
If data, math and history have anything to do with it, I’d say no....not at all. With respect to Robbo, dude has been dead for quite some time now. If his prints were going to do anything, they would’ve by now. Quite a few more historically relevant, long deceased graf artists whose work also isn’t valuable. Again with respect to Robbo, he’s not next.
Don’t worry still plenty of Robbo prints for £50 They’re going for around £1500 actually, and will likely surpass Banksy’s value over time. More appealing since wanks don’t obsess over him and just enjoy it for what it is. Art. If data, math and history have anything to do with it, I’d say no....not at all. With respect to Robbo, dude has been dead for quite some time now. If his prints were going to do anything, they would’ve by now. Quite a few more historically relevant, long deceased graf artists whose work also isn’t valuable. Again with respect to Robbo, he’s not next. |
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Christie's Art Auctions , by King Robbo Lives on Mar 31, 2021 2:18:46 GMT 1, Data, math, and history shows Banksy works are akin to the Tulip frenzy.
Mind you the mate is still around, ready to pump out editions of 1000 (or more).
Data, math, and history shows Banksy works are akin to the Tulip frenzy.
Mind you the mate is still around, ready to pump out editions of 1000 (or more).
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