Yeah I’d say he’s probably in line with most artists when it comes to prints (his originals are still making big money) I’d say a strong print won’t break the £5k mark. I’m still a big fan of his. I love Bradford as well, her print market never went crazy TBH but I don’t expect one of her editions to sell for more than a couple grand unless it’s huge, really strong, a small edition or unique series. Jordan Casteel is an artist I’ve been tracking for a long time, she started getting really big results at auction a few years back, which kind of put me off, TBF she’s an amazing painter and I love her work, she’s with a medium size gallery Casey Caplan and in a few museum collections but she’s still young. Never seen any of her editions before so if it’s more than a few grand I’d avoid. Not heard of other two but looked them up. Both emerging artists you can pick up original for $10,000-30,000, not my cup of tea and neither have a print market.
If the whole set it more than £10k it’s over priced.
For Party $3-4k if reasonable size and colour is worthwhile
$1-2k for Bradford if decent
Others are a punt.

Not seeing them? Where are the print images?

I'm pretty slow responding to this but


www.magicbreakfast.com/counter-editions-x-magic-breakfast-limited-edition-print-sale/

Think they are all quite decent , especially the Party . Fingers crossed they are affordable .

I’ve just been checking out the recent Phillips auction results for Nicolas Party. £4k for this print seems like where it could / should be pitched, no?

Is that first tier?

Believe so. They offered one to me but it's a bit more than I'd like to spend at the moment. 

Official launch is the 28th. I hope to get it. 

This edition is produced from a 2016 pastel.

But titled peaches?

It's called 'Purple fruits'

correct

Sorry butt, this looks like a bunch of purple bums in a bowl.