I would only go auction house to sell a Banksy print. You'll pay a fee but you'll almost always achieve a higher price that you would anywhere else. I've only sold one Banksy print. Originally I consigned it with a London gallery and they didn't have any interested buyers in 3 months. They were perfectly nice but didn't seem very proactive. I then sold it at Christies and it made well above the price the gallery suggested. 

Christies or Sotheby's should be first port of call when selling, but I imagine they might be oversubscribed with sellers these days. Found both to be really helpful and lovely to deal with. 

It's mad to me that people sell such expensive pieces on here, but each to their own. Personally, I would be far too worried about dealing with such huge amounts of money on an anonymous forum. To me, the percentage an auction house takes is worth it for both peace of mind and the higher level of buyer interest they can bring.

Problem with an auction house is you often have to commit months in advance then wait for another month to get your money. Selling a Banksy can be pretty easy and quick. Depends how quickly you need the Monet.

If we're talking editioned prints, as opposed to posters or the GDP giveaways, you're still talking, what, £30k on the low end? A lot of money to be dealing with on a forum sale.

Don't sell a Banksy.

Or sell a Banksy if you want to. 

You can't live in a Banksy. 

Don't call him god.
He's already full of himself.....

why don't you leave... thanks 

I find that to be very odd behaviour. With prices as they are and the very point of the thread being how to sell best given the sums involved, some chancers would downplay value?

Fking weird.