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Advice for selling my Banksy prints, by stillborncrisps on Mar 23, 2021 4:11:05 GMT 1, If your Capital Gains Tax works like ours does in the UK where you get an untaxed allowance each year (around ยฃ10k for UK I think), it would make sense to spread the sales out at least 1 a year to maximise your allowance, if you're not in a rush to sell.
If your Capital Gains Tax works like ours does in the UK where you get an untaxed allowance each year (around ยฃ10k for UK I think), it would make sense to spread the sales out at least 1 a year to maximise your allowance, if you're not in a rush to sell.
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Advice for selling my Banksy prints, by LJCal on Mar 23, 2021 4:23:41 GMT 1, What is a good fee to ask for?
For those zero sellers fee. People saying you should or shouldnโt sell arenโt in your shoes, itโs all about what you intend to do with the money and what has more value to you personally.
What is a good fee to ask for? For those zero sellers fee. People saying you should or shouldnโt sell arenโt in your shoes, itโs all about what you intend to do with the money and what has more value to you personally. |
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Advice for selling my Banksy prints, by LJCal on Mar 23, 2021 4:30:32 GMT 1, I tend to agree Sothebyโs or Christieโs is the way to go but remember next auction is not until September so you wonโt get paid until late October, there are a few other options if you want to realise a sale quicker. Forum are not a bad shout in that you can probably negotiate a really attractive deal, for all 3 they will 100% give you no fees, and may offer other incentives that other auction houses wonโt (advances, guarantees etc). Then you can try the galleries, Maddox, Castle and Hang Up all are very active so worth contacting them for a proposal as well if you want to get paid in the next few months.
I tend to agree Sothebyโs or Christieโs is the way to go but remember next auction is not until September so you wonโt get paid until late October, there are a few other options if you want to realise a sale quicker. Forum are not a bad shout in that you can probably negotiate a really attractive deal, for all 3 they will 100% give you no fees, and may offer other incentives that other auction houses wonโt (advances, guarantees etc). Then you can try the galleries, Maddox, Castle and Hang Up all are very active so worth contacting them for a proposal as well if you want to get paid in the next few months.
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Advice for selling my Banksy prints, by Deleted on Mar 23, 2021 7:20:08 GMT 1, People are generally recommending the large auction houses, but with the very substantial buyers' AND sellers' fees, is there not an argument to sell on consignment via a gallery taking say 10% commission, and with room to still give the buyer a fair price? Unless prices are completely run-away at a particular time, this seems a fair compromise to me.....
Caveat that my experience is limited to selling one Banksy, but I found prices suggested by galleries were all well below what mine made at auction. For Banksy, auction just always seems to be the best choice, unless you're in a hurry.
On the concern about selling when prices could keep rising, I think you have to be philosophical about it. Selling at exactly the right time is near impossible. If you bought early, you'll be making a vast profit whenever you sell. Could that profit be bigger next year? Maybe. But if you keep that mentality indefinitely then you just have a potentially life-changing amount of money hanging on your wall that never actually changes your life.
I sold my Donuts in 2019 thinking prices couldn't possibly climb much more. I'd get about double now. Do I wish I'd waited longer? In some ways, sure. But there are lots of things I couldn't have done if I hadn't sold it when I did and it made life a lot easier. Sell them when it will make the most difference to your life.
People are generally recommending the large auction houses, but with the very substantial buyers' AND sellers' fees, is there not an argument to sell on consignment via a gallery taking say 10% commission, and with room to still give the buyer a fair price? Unless prices are completely run-away at a particular time, this seems a fair compromise to me..... Caveat that my experience is limited to selling one Banksy, but I found prices suggested by galleries were all well below what mine made at auction. For Banksy, auction just always seems to be the best choice, unless you're in a hurry. On the concern about selling when prices could keep rising, I think you have to be philosophical about it. Selling at exactly the right time is near impossible. If you bought early, you'll be making a vast profit whenever you sell. Could that profit be bigger next year? Maybe. But if you keep that mentality indefinitely then you just have a potentially life-changing amount of money hanging on your wall that never actually changes your life. I sold my Donuts in 2019 thinking prices couldn't possibly climb much more. I'd get about double now. Do I wish I'd waited longer? In some ways, sure. But there are lots of things I couldn't have done if I hadn't sold it when I did and it made life a lot easier. Sell them when it will make the most difference to your life. |
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Advice for selling my Banksy prints, by Neate Michael on Mar 23, 2021 8:58:49 GMT 1, If your Capital Gains Tax works like ours does in the UK where you get an untaxed allowance each year (around ยฃ10k for UK I think), it would make sense to spread the sales out at least 1 a year to maximise your allowance, if you're not in a rush to sell.
If your Capital Gains Tax works like ours does in the UK where you get an untaxed allowance each year (around ยฃ10k for UK I think), it would make sense to spread the sales out at least 1 a year to maximise your allowance, if you're not in a rush to sell. The allowance in Sweden is much much lower. |
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Advice for selling my Banksy prints, by The Italian One on Mar 23, 2021 10:35:02 GMT 1, never sell your Banksy unless you need the money to give a roof to your family!
as simple as that
never sell your Banksy unless you need the money to give a roof to your family!
as simple as that
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Advice for selling my Banksy prints, by Richy Rich on Mar 23, 2021 10:54:38 GMT 1, To offer a slightly different perspective, I sold a few unsigned prints about 6 months ago and the prices on those prints hasn't rocketed. In fact I've seen a few people struggling to sell the same prints for less since then. I also sold mine privately and having kept an eye on auction results, can tell you that none of the sellers at auction have made more than I took privately so consigning to auction isn't always the best route IMO.
Possibly I was lucky and sold at the right time, but it's probably a bit foolish to predict that prices will definitely keep rising.
As most have said the best bet may be to sell some and keep some so regardless of outcome you've got a horse in each race. That's certainly what I've done and I haven't regretted selling mine .....yet.
I'd certainly look at all your options in regards to selling though as I'm not convinced you'll get more money from an auction sale then you would from a private sale, but it all depends on the day, auction and bidders. We all saw what Toxic Mary did at Sothebys.
Good luck with whatever option you choose
To offer a slightly different perspective, I sold a few unsigned prints about 6 months ago and the prices on those prints hasn't rocketed. In fact I've seen a few people struggling to sell the same prints for less since then. I also sold mine privately and having kept an eye on auction results, can tell you that none of the sellers at auction have made more than I took privately so consigning to auction isn't always the best route IMO.
Possibly I was lucky and sold at the right time, but it's probably a bit foolish to predict that prices will definitely keep rising.
As most have said the best bet may be to sell some and keep some so regardless of outcome you've got a horse in each race. That's certainly what I've done and I haven't regretted selling mine .....yet.
I'd certainly look at all your options in regards to selling though as I'm not convinced you'll get more money from an auction sale then you would from a private sale, but it all depends on the day, auction and bidders. We all saw what Toxic Mary did at Sothebys.
Good luck with whatever option you choose
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Advice for selling my Banksy prints, by tab1 on Mar 23, 2021 11:32:28 GMT 1, To offer a slightly different perspective, I sold a few unsigned prints about 6 months ago and the prices on those prints hasn't rocketed. In fact I've seen a few people struggling to sell the same prints for less since then. I also sold mine privately and having kept an eye on auction results, can tell you that none of the sellers at auction have made more than I took privately so consigning to auction isn't always the best route IMO. Possibly I was lucky and sold at the right time, but it's probably a bit foolish to predict that prices will definitely keep rising. As most have said the best bet may be to sell some and keep some so regardless of outcome you've got a horse in each race. That's certainly what I've done and I haven't regretted selling mine .....yet. I'd certainly look at all your options in regards to selling though as I'm not convinced you'll get more money from an auction sale then you would from a private sale, but it all depends on the day, auction and bidders. We all saw what Toxic Mary did at Sothebys. Good luck with whatever option you choose
Although it is favorable to achieve the highest amount possible, not everyone is comfortable to conduct a private sale with the possibility of fraud etc, so an auction route may be the best option for a stress free sale especially with the sums involved now .if you purchased any prints over a year ago, all will be a substantial profit .flags is usually a print that struggles to match the latest auction result .
To offer a slightly different perspective, I sold a few unsigned prints about 6 months ago and the prices on those prints hasn't rocketed. In fact I've seen a few people struggling to sell the same prints for less since then. I also sold mine privately and having kept an eye on auction results, can tell you that none of the sellers at auction have made more than I took privately so consigning to auction isn't always the best route IMO. Possibly I was lucky and sold at the right time, but it's probably a bit foolish to predict that prices will definitely keep rising. As most have said the best bet may be to sell some and keep some so regardless of outcome you've got a horse in each race. That's certainly what I've done and I haven't regretted selling mine .....yet. I'd certainly look at all your options in regards to selling though as I'm not convinced you'll get more money from an auction sale then you would from a private sale, but it all depends on the day, auction and bidders. We all saw what Toxic Mary did at Sothebys. Good luck with whatever option you choose Although it is favorable to achieve the highest amount possible, not everyone is comfortable to conduct a private sale with the possibility of fraud etc, so an auction route may be the best option for a stress free sale especially with the sums involved now .if you purchased any prints over a year ago, all will be a substantial profit .flags is usually a print that struggles to match the latest auction result . |
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Advice for selling my Banksy prints, by Richy Rich on Mar 23, 2021 12:09:03 GMT 1, To offer a slightly different perspective, I sold a few unsigned prints about 6 months ago and the prices on those prints hasn't rocketed. In fact I've seen a few people struggling to sell the same prints for less since then. I also sold mine privately and having kept an eye on auction results, can tell you that none of the sellers at auction have made more than I took privately so consigning to auction isn't always the best route IMO. Possibly I was lucky and sold at the right time, but it's probably a bit foolish to predict that prices will definitely keep rising. As most have said the best bet may be to sell some and keep some so regardless of outcome you've got a horse in each race. That's certainly what I've done and I haven't regretted selling mine .....yet. I'd certainly look at all your options in regards to selling though as I'm not convinced you'll get more money from an auction sale then you would from a private sale, but it all depends on the day, auction and bidders. We all saw what Toxic Mary did at Sothebys. Good luck with whatever option you choose Although it is favorable to achieve the highest amount possible, not everyone is comfortable to conduct a private sale with the possibility of fraud etc, so an auction route may be the best option for a stress free sale especially with the sums involved now .if you purchased any prints over a year ago, all will be a substantial profit .flags is usually a print that struggles to match the latest auction result .
To offer a slightly different perspective, I sold a few unsigned prints about 6 months ago and the prices on those prints hasn't rocketed. In fact I've seen a few people struggling to sell the same prints for less since then. I also sold mine privately and having kept an eye on auction results, can tell you that none of the sellers at auction have made more than I took privately so consigning to auction isn't always the best route IMO. Possibly I was lucky and sold at the right time, but it's probably a bit foolish to predict that prices will definitely keep rising. As most have said the best bet may be to sell some and keep some so regardless of outcome you've got a horse in each race. That's certainly what I've done and I haven't regretted selling mine .....yet. I'd certainly look at all your options in regards to selling though as I'm not convinced you'll get more money from an auction sale then you would from a private sale, but it all depends on the day, auction and bidders. We all saw what Toxic Mary did at Sothebys. Good luck with whatever option you choose Although it is favorable to achieve the highest amount possible, not everyone is comfortable to conduct a private sale with the possibility of fraud etc, so an auction route may be the best option for a stress free sale especially with the sums involved now .if you purchased any prints over a year ago, all will be a substantial profit .flags is usually a print that struggles to match the latest auction result . That's very true. For peace of mind it will always make sense to go with one of the reputable auction houses. Especially if you haven't had experience of selling high value pieces before. Plus I'm guessing come auction day it's probably quite a rush watching your item being bid on. |
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Advice for selling my Banksy prints, by dzigavertov on Mar 27, 2021 14:05:51 GMT 1, I decided to sell my print I bought from POW back in the day. It is unsigned, cost me 75 quid . It's on the Christie's sale at the moment and has just had a bid on it, so will sell. I have mixed emotions about it....I am sad that something I had in my life for 16 years is now gone, but I have made thousands on it....will the prices go up dramatically from where they are now...perhaps, but as my brother said to me when I was discussing it with him - you paid 75 quid, it could for around 30K ....it might be worth double in 5 years time, so then whoever buys it off you is gonna make the same as you if they sell...good for them, good for you.
He is spot on, spread the ridiculous wealth that these prints are earning....then more people are happy!
I agree with what the majoriy - go to a reputable auction house - Christies are taking 10%....I am happy with all the stress of a transaction being removed for that price. The curator has been sound to deal with.
Good luck (I would deffo keep at least one signed print).....I am slightly kicking myself that I hedged my bets and bought a Banksy, a Bast (Thug) and a 3G (Europa) at the same time.....I had a gut feeling that I should have gone with three Banksys, but I am so lucky to have bought one.
I didn't really wanna sell, but am buying a house that needs a new kitchen and bathroom....the print will pay for that and have some loose change leftover for a bag of sherbert lemons
I decided to sell my print I bought from POW back in the day. It is unsigned, cost me 75 quid . It's on the Christie's sale at the moment and has just had a bid on it, so will sell. I have mixed emotions about it....I am sad that something I had in my life for 16 years is now gone, but I have made thousands on it....will the prices go up dramatically from where they are now...perhaps, but as my brother said to me when I was discussing it with him - you paid 75 quid, it could for around 30K ....it might be worth double in 5 years time, so then whoever buys it off you is gonna make the same as you if they sell...good for them, good for you.
He is spot on, spread the ridiculous wealth that these prints are earning....then more people are happy!
I agree with what the majoriy - go to a reputable auction house - Christies are taking 10%....I am happy with all the stress of a transaction being removed for that price. The curator has been sound to deal with.
Good luck (I would deffo keep at least one signed print).....I am slightly kicking myself that I hedged my bets and bought a Banksy, a Bast (Thug) and a 3G (Europa) at the same time.....I had a gut feeling that I should have gone with three Banksys, but I am so lucky to have bought one.
I didn't really wanna sell, but am buying a house that needs a new kitchen and bathroom....the print will pay for that and have some loose change leftover for a bag of sherbert lemons
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Advice for selling my Banksy prints, by tab1 on Mar 27, 2021 14:28:02 GMT 1, I decided to sell my print I bought from POW back in the day. It is unsigned, cost me 75 . It's on the Christie's sale at the moment and has just had a bid on it, so will sell. I have mixed emotions about it....I am sad that something I had in my life for 16 years is now gone, but I have made thousands on it....will the prices go up dramatically from where they are now...perhaps, but as my brother said to me when I was discussing it with him - you paid 75 quid, it could for around 30K ....it might be worth double in 5 years time, so then whoever buys it off you is gonna make the same as you if they sell...good for them, good for you. He is spot on, spread the ridiculous wealth that these prints are earning....then more people are happy! I agree with what the majoriy - go to a reputable auction house - Christies are taking 10%....I am happy with all the stress of a transaction being removed for that price. The curator has been sound to deal with. Good luck (I would deffo keep at least one signed print).....I am slightly kicking myself that I hedged my bets and bought a Banksy, a Bast (Thug) and a 3G (Europa) at the same time.....I had a gut feeling that I should have gone with three Banksys, but I am so lucky to have bought one. I didn't really wanna sell, but am buying a house that needs a new kitchen and bathroom....the print will pay for that and have some loose change leftover for a bag of sherbert lemons
As you said stress free option, the market could also have a slight chance to fall flat or crash unlikely but a possibility.With whatโs going on in the world adds a bit of comfort to your home with what you are using the cash for especially if stuck in lockdowns again and adds value to your home. Canโt go through life with what if ? Win, win, especially at the price you purchased for
I decided to sell my print I bought from POW back in the day. It is unsigned, cost me 75 . It's on the Christie's sale at the moment and has just had a bid on it, so will sell. I have mixed emotions about it....I am sad that something I had in my life for 16 years is now gone, but I have made thousands on it....will the prices go up dramatically from where they are now...perhaps, but as my brother said to me when I was discussing it with him - you paid 75 quid, it could for around 30K ....it might be worth double in 5 years time, so then whoever buys it off you is gonna make the same as you if they sell...good for them, good for you. He is spot on, spread the ridiculous wealth that these prints are earning....then more people are happy! I agree with what the majoriy - go to a reputable auction house - Christies are taking 10%....I am happy with all the stress of a transaction being removed for that price. The curator has been sound to deal with. Good luck (I would deffo keep at least one signed print).....I am slightly kicking myself that I hedged my bets and bought a Banksy, a Bast (Thug) and a 3G (Europa) at the same time.....I had a gut feeling that I should have gone with three Banksys, but I am so lucky to have bought one. I didn't really wanna sell, but am buying a house that needs a new kitchen and bathroom....the print will pay for that and have some loose change leftover for a bag of sherbert lemons As you said stress free option, the market could also have a slight chance to fall flat or crash unlikely but a possibility.With whatโs going on in the world adds a bit of comfort to your home with what you are using the cash for especially if stuck in lockdowns again and adds value to your home. Canโt go through life with what if ? Win, win, especially at the price you purchased for |
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Advice for selling my Banksy prints, by dzigavertov on Mar 27, 2021 14:34:05 GMT 1, Absolutely spot on mate.....it is better to regret something you have done, rather than something you haven't...that is why I decided to sell. Apparently the unsigned Banksy market has risen over 200% since lockdown....can it keep rising like that? No idea, but either way 200% in a year is f*cking huge, so I am cashing out.
The art world can be fickle, things come and go out of fashion....having said that I doubt Banksy will fall out of fashion (ever) or anytime soon. 20-30K is kinda life changing, in that I can afford to buy a house with a garden, rather than one without....listening to them garden birds sing don't come cheap!
Absolutely spot on mate.....it is better to regret something you have done, rather than something you haven't...that is why I decided to sell. Apparently the unsigned Banksy market has risen over 200% since lockdown....can it keep rising like that? No idea, but either way 200% in a year is f*cking huge, so I am cashing out. The art world can be fickle, things come and go out of fashion....having said that I doubt Banksy will fall out of fashion (ever) or anytime soon. 20-30K is kinda life changing, in that I can afford to buy a house with a garden, rather than one without....listening to them garden birds sing don't come cheap! |
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Advice for selling my Banksy prints, by jimmyjam on Mar 27, 2021 15:06:37 GMT 1, My only argument to all this is... they way Banksy controls his market with Pest/Control COAs and limited releases... This is almost not even art collecting... It's almost made for collectors and the only thing going to crash his market is Banksy himself. He could... but at this rate I don't think so. Seeing very young kids know about Banksy only means another generation of people already looking into him.
After collecting many things over the years. Banksy has it down. Whoever is running this show/machine knows exactly what they are doing.
He's made these prints... not even prints anymore... They are almost art pieces/ or collector pieces themselves.
If you look at what the sports market did over the years with COAs and limited releases... creating million dollar sports cards... Banksy copied a lot of things that make his prints almost like these type of collector items.
The Asian market is just getting into Banksy and I think you will see a steady rise not massive jumps anymore but a steady one.
If Invader was smart he would make pest control like system to give COAs to his kits and prints. He's another who should be doing this.
My only argument to all this is... they way Banksy controls his market with Pest/Control COAs and limited releases... This is almost not even art collecting... It's almost made for collectors and the only thing going to crash his market is Banksy himself. He could... but at this rate I don't think so. Seeing very young kids know about Banksy only means another generation of people already looking into him.
After collecting many things over the years. Banksy has it down. Whoever is running this show/machine knows exactly what they are doing.
He's made these prints... not even prints anymore... They are almost art pieces/ or collector pieces themselves.
If you look at what the sports market did over the years with COAs and limited releases... creating million dollar sports cards... Banksy copied a lot of things that make his prints almost like these type of collector items.
The Asian market is just getting into Banksy and I think you will see a steady rise not massive jumps anymore but a steady one.
If Invader was smart he would make pest control like system to give COAs to his kits and prints. He's another who should be doing this.
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Advice for selling my Banksy prints, by gross on Mar 27, 2021 15:07:23 GMT 1, Hi I have 3 Banksy's... A signed colour trolleys and unsigned Monkey Queen and Love Rat. Looking at recent prices I think I could get over ยฃ200k for all 3. How should I go about selling? I am based in Sweden which for all kinds of reasons is a pain right now (such as not being able to go back to London to see my mum and dad). But I do feel the market has reached it's peak. I think that once we go back to some kind of normal, buyers will spend their money elsewhere. And also that kind of money whacks a huge amount off my mortgage. So any help would be gratefully received. Thanks to all Michael
Do it today or lost 20% by the end of the month
Hi I have 3 Banksy's... A signed colour trolleys and unsigned Monkey Queen and Love Rat. Looking at recent prices I think I could get over ยฃ200k for all 3. How should I go about selling? I am based in Sweden which for all kinds of reasons is a pain right now (such as not being able to go back to London to see my mum and dad). But I do feel the market has reached it's peak. I think that once we go back to some kind of normal, buyers will spend their money elsewhere. And also that kind of money whacks a huge amount off my mortgage. So any help would be gratefully received. Thanks to all Michael Do it today or lost 20% by the end of the month |
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Advice for selling my Banksy prints, by marquis on Mar 29, 2021 22:08:53 GMT 1, Surprised how many people are advocating auction as the way to go - even at Sotheby's/Christie's - with the exception of the rarest, most sought after prints, and the occasional outlier - you'll almost always get less than in a private sale.
I take the point about auction being hassle free and offering peace of mind - if that's what you're after selling through a gallery will also usually be more profitable than at auction, considering that galleries tend to use the 'all-in' auction figures to set their prices (Hang-Up takes 8% on pieces ยฃ50-100k)
Surprised how many people are advocating auction as the way to go - even at Sotheby's/Christie's - with the exception of the rarest, most sought after prints, and the occasional outlier - you'll almost always get less than in a private sale.
I take the point about auction being hassle free and offering peace of mind - if that's what you're after selling through a gallery will also usually be more profitable than at auction, considering that galleries tend to use the 'all-in' auction figures to set their prices (Hang-Up takes 8% on pieces ยฃ50-100k)
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Advice for selling my Banksy prints, by dzigavertov on Mar 30, 2021 19:48:32 GMT 1, Well after my advice saying sell at Christie's - what an absolute clusterfuck of an end to the sale that was.
Talk of hacking, volume of traffic crashing the site and no doubt 5g masts were blamed somewhere....as it is the sale did not end at 2pm today and has been extended until Tuesday....April Fools Day no less
Well after my advice saying sell at Christie's - what an absolute clusterfuck of an end to the sale that was.
Talk of hacking, volume of traffic crashing the site and no doubt 5g masts were blamed somewhere....as it is the sale did not end at 2pm today and has been extended until Tuesday....April Fools Day no less
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Advice for selling my Banksy prints, by Neate Michael on May 19, 2021 12:53:06 GMT 1, Was it the right decision to sit and do absolutely nothing as I have always done? Have prices gone down recently?
Was it the right decision to sit and do absolutely nothing as I have always done? Have prices gone down recently?
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Advice for selling my Banksy prints, by LJCal on May 19, 2021 21:42:54 GMT 1, Was it the right decision to sit and do absolutely nothing as I have always done? Have prices gone down recently?
Yes prices are down quite considerably for most prints. If you bought them before start of 2020 youโll still be doing fine though, I expect prices will recover for decent prints in the not too distant future and maybe over the long term for some others.
Was it the right decision to sit and do absolutely nothing as I have always done? Have prices gone down recently? Yes prices are down quite considerably for most prints. If you bought them before start of 2020 youโll still be doing fine though, I expect prices will recover for decent prints in the not too distant future and maybe over the long term for some others. |
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