danislinus
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Help me understand: Laz COA for Tenner, by danislinus on Oct 29, 2020 23:33:34 GMT 1, I get the appeal of having some sort of COA for a piece that has a ton of fakes out there. However, wouldnโt a cert from Laz be far easier to fake than the actual tenner itself?
โyeah but this one has his thumbprint on it.โ As if anyone has his actual fingerprint on file.
This would be applied to any certificate where the gallery or artist isnโt actually tracking ownership. I am new here and maybe Iโm off so, help me understand the craze.
I get the appeal of having some sort of COA for a piece that has a ton of fakes out there. However, wouldnโt a cert from Laz be far easier to fake than the actual tenner itself?
โyeah but this one has his thumbprint on it.โ As if anyone has his actual fingerprint on file.
This would be applied to any certificate where the gallery or artist isnโt actually tracking ownership. I am new here and maybe Iโm off so, help me understand the craze.
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Help me understand: Laz COA for Tenner, by Ruskr on Oct 29, 2020 23:36:18 GMT 1, Lookout for the bottleneck.
Lookout for the bottleneck.
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acaipride
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Help me understand: Laz COA for Tenner, by acaipride on Oct 30, 2020 0:19:24 GMT 1, Lookout for the bottleneck "defense" team and reply.
Lookout for the bottleneck "defense" team and reply. Added to your sentence ๐ |
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acaipride
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Help me understand: Laz COA for Tenner, by acaipride on Oct 30, 2020 0:23:48 GMT 1, I get the appeal of having some sort of COA for a piece that has a ton of fakes out there. However, wouldnโt a cert from Laz be far easier to fake than the actual tenner itself? โyeah but this one has his thumbprint on it.โ As if anyone has his actual fingerprint on file. This would be applied to any certificate where the gallery or artist isnโt actually tracking ownership. I am new here and maybe Iโm off so, help me understand the craze.
I get the appeal of having some sort of COA for a piece that has a ton of fakes out there. However, wouldnโt a cert from Laz be far easier to fake than the actual tenner itself? โyeah but this one has his thumbprint on it.โ As if anyone has his actual fingerprint on file. This would be applied to any certificate where the gallery or artist isnโt actually tracking ownership. I am new here and maybe Iโm off so, help me understand the craze. Save your monies brotha', it has been stated by PCO that any certificate on these means nothing..it was a fawx market with propped up sales by the invested parties to legitimize something that was never meant to have authentication. |
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soupy
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Help me understand: Laz COA for Tenner, by soupy on Oct 30, 2020 0:45:53 GMT 1, I get the appeal of having some sort of COA for a piece that has a ton of fakes out there. However, wouldnโt a cert from Laz be far easier to fake than the actual tenner itself?
I get the appeal of having some sort of COA for a piece that has a ton of fakes out there. However, wouldnโt a cert from Laz be far easier to fake than the actual tenner itself? provenance can be proven with purchase history, COA, hologram sticker, etc. with the laz & BNG releases, people wanted to buy from the source vs ebay or other 3rd party places that are FLOODED with fakes and were willing to pay a premium for that peace of mind. it's not a PC COA but the next best thing for a tenner that will never get a PC COA. |
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danislinus
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Help me understand: Laz COA for Tenner, by danislinus on Oct 30, 2020 1:21:29 GMT 1, I get the appeal of having some sort of COA for a piece that has a ton of fakes out there. However, wouldnโt a cert from Laz be far easier to fake than the actual tenner itself? provenance can be proven with purchase history, COA, hologram sticker, etc. with the laz & BNG releases, people wanted to buy from the source vs ebay or other 3rd party places that are FLOODED with fakes and were willing to pay a premium for that peace of mind. it's not a PC COA but the next best thing for a tenner that will never get a PC COA.
this is fine to me... I have no problem with art as an investment but my point is that selling (especially on eBay) something with a โCOAโ means nothing if the COA itself can be easily faked.
I get the appeal of having some sort of COA for a piece that has a ton of fakes out there. However, wouldnโt a cert from Laz be far easier to fake than the actual tenner itself? provenance can be proven with purchase history, COA, hologram sticker, etc. with the laz & BNG releases, people wanted to buy from the source vs ebay or other 3rd party places that are FLOODED with fakes and were willing to pay a premium for that peace of mind. it's not a PC COA but the next best thing for a tenner that will never get a PC COA. You actually prove my point though. Thereโs a craze surrounding โprovenanceโ and COA that can but just as fake. Or at least, as easily faked. It ceases to be about the art or the history of the art (or in this case, the stunt) and about the resale, etc. this is fine to me... I have no problem with art as an investment but my point is that selling (especially on eBay) something with a โCOAโ means nothing if the COA itself can be easily faked. |
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danislinus
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Help me understand: Laz COA for Tenner, by danislinus on Oct 30, 2020 1:31:04 GMT 1, I get the appeal of having some sort of COA for a piece that has a ton of fakes out there. However, wouldnโt a cert from Laz be far easier to fake than the actual tenner itself? โyeah but this one has his thumbprint on it.โ As if anyone has his actual fingerprint on file. This would be applied to any certificate where the gallery or artist isnโt actually tracking ownership. I am new here and maybe Iโm off so, help me understand the craze. Save your monies brotha', it has been stated by PCO that any certificate on these means nothing..it was a fawx market with propped up sales by the invested parties to legitimize something that was never meant to have authentication.
oh for sure. I bought a tenner on here from a great forum member without Laz cert. still paid a pretty penny but not the premium for an easily faked COA. Unless, youโre buying direct from Laz (whose price is surprisingly lower than some), how would you know itโs authentic? I just donโt get it.
To me, a solid closeup inspection of some key markers is a better indicator of the real deal.
my OP was just a question re: the craze surrounding COAs when one should question the COA as much as the piece itself.
and... if anyone is interested... hereโs my tenner framed, which my wife loves: urbanartassociation.com/post/2000281/thread
I get the appeal of having some sort of COA for a piece that has a ton of fakes out there. However, wouldnโt a cert from Laz be far easier to fake than the actual tenner itself? โyeah but this one has his thumbprint on it.โ As if anyone has his actual fingerprint on file. This would be applied to any certificate where the gallery or artist isnโt actually tracking ownership. I am new here and maybe Iโm off so, help me understand the craze. Save your monies brotha', it has been stated by PCO that any certificate on these means nothing..it was a fawx market with propped up sales by the invested parties to legitimize something that was never meant to have authentication. oh for sure. I bought a tenner on here from a great forum member without Laz cert. still paid a pretty penny but not the premium for an easily faked COA. Unless, youโre buying direct from Laz (whose price is surprisingly lower than some), how would you know itโs authentic? I just donโt get it. To me, a solid closeup inspection of some key markers is a better indicator of the real deal. my OP was just a question re: the craze surrounding COAs when one should question the COA as much as the piece itself. and... if anyone is interested... hereโs my tenner framed, which my wife loves: urbanartassociation.com/post/2000281/thread |
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acaipride
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Help me understand: Laz COA for Tenner, by acaipride on Oct 30, 2020 2:04:56 GMT 1, Save your monies brotha', it has been stated by PCO that any certificate on these means nothing..it was a fawx market with propped up sales by the invested parties to legitimize something that was never meant to have authentication. oh for sure. I bought a tenner on here from a great forum member without Laz cert. still paid a pretty penny but not the premium for an easily faked COA. Unless, youโre buying direct from Laz (whose price is surprisingly lower than some), how would you know itโs authentic? I just donโt get it.ย To me, a solid closeup inspection of some key markers is a better indicator of the real deal. my OP was just a question re: the craze surrounding COAs when one should question the COA as much as the piece itself. and... if anyone is interested... hereโs my tenner framed, which my wife loves:ย urbanartassociation.com/post/2000281/thread
Nice, if I remember correctly from the reading I did on these, they were first marketed as the last remaining ones...then an avalanche of post "the last of these" came out .lol
Save your monies brotha', it has been stated by PCO that any certificate on these means nothing..it was a fawx market with propped up sales by the invested parties to legitimize something that was never meant to have authentication. oh for sure. I bought a tenner on here from a great forum member without Laz cert. still paid a pretty penny but not the premium for an easily faked COA. Unless, youโre buying direct from Laz (whose price is surprisingly lower than some), how would you know itโs authentic? I just donโt get it.ย To me, a solid closeup inspection of some key markers is a better indicator of the real deal. my OP was just a question re: the craze surrounding COAs when one should question the COA as much as the piece itself. and... if anyone is interested... hereโs my tenner framed, which my wife loves:ย urbanartassociation.com/post/2000281/threadNice, if I remember correctly from the reading I did on these, they were first marketed as the last remaining ones...then an avalanche of post "the last of these" came out .lol |
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acaipride
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Help me understand: Laz COA for Tenner, by acaipride on Oct 30, 2020 2:24:37 GMT 1, Nice, if I remember correctly from the reading I did on these, they were first marketed as the last remaining ones...then an avalanche of post "the last of these" came out .lol If you make 100,000 pieces of an item and end up with control over the last 900,000 then the statement is correct.
this is also true
Nice, if I remember correctly from the reading I did on these, they were first marketed as the last remaining ones...then an avalanche of post "the last of these" came out .lol If you make 100,000 pieces of an item and end up with control over the last 900,000 then the statement is correct. this is also true |
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Help me understand: Laz COA for Tenner, by soupy on Oct 30, 2020 2:53:54 GMT 1, provenance can be proven with purchase history, COA, hologram sticker, etc. with the laz & BNG releases, people wanted to buy from the source vs ebay or other 3rd party places that are FLOODED with fakes and were willing to pay a premium for that peace of mind. it's not a PC COA but the next best thing for a tenner that will never get a PC COA. No, it's not. You can't prove that the item you have is the same item as when you received it. As in, you can get a "legit" one and swap it with a fake one and sell it. There shouldn't be a market around this stuff, and it's absolutely mental that some people are being conned by this all.
YoU cAnT pRoVe AnyThInG..... correct. theres no PC COA.
provenance can be proven with purchase history, COA, hologram sticker, etc. with the laz & BNG releases, people wanted to buy from the source vs ebay or other 3rd party places that are FLOODED with fakes and were willing to pay a premium for that peace of mind. it's not a PC COA but the next best thing for a tenner that will never get a PC COA. No, it's not. You can't prove that the item you have is the same item as when you received it. As in, you can get a "legit" one and swap it with a fake one and sell it. There shouldn't be a market around this stuff, and it's absolutely mental that some people are being conned by this all. ugh. you have no idea what you are talking about with the framed tenners. they have hologram sticker seals..... sure, you can swap them out, but good luck sticking them back one. YoU cAnT pRoVe AnyThInG..... correct. theres no PC COA. |
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Help me understand: Laz COA for Tenner, by Fast Eddie on Oct 30, 2020 4:10:19 GMT 1, There is a demand for Banksy pieces at the <2000GBP range, but tenners are essentially "after Banksy"...
There is a demand for Banksy pieces at the <2000GBP range, but tenners are essentially "after Banksy"...
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cmc
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Help me understand: Laz COA for Tenner, by cmc on Oct 30, 2020 9:22:51 GMT 1, There is a demand for Banksy pieces at the <2000GBP range, but tenners are essentially "after Banksy"...
Fake tenners are 'after Banksy' real tenners are Banksy.
There is a demand for Banksy pieces at the <2000GBP range, but tenners are essentially "after Banksy"... Fake tenners are 'after Banksy' real tenners are Banksy. |
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