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Falling valuations, by manchestermike on Nov 26, 2008 15:11:05 GMT 1, Value for insurance, yes.
I'd say you'd be very lucky to get £10k for a bombhugger at the moment
Value for insurance, yes.
I'd say you'd be very lucky to get £10k for a bombhugger at the moment
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Falling valuations, by leeoman on Nov 26, 2008 15:12:52 GMT 1, you are right, the values have come down but maybe with a bit of luck they will go back up again in the future. I Bloody hope so !!!
you are right, the values have come down but maybe with a bit of luck they will go back up again in the future. I Bloody hope so !!!
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Falling valuations, by Deleted on Nov 26, 2008 15:20:16 GMT 1, Did you have to pay for the valuation from Bonhams? i have just been looking on the bay for another banksy and it looks like a lot of his and other artists work's value are falling, a nick walker canvas went well below cost yesterday, great time to buy, they will bounce back within a few years or even sooner, so unless you are thinking of retiring soon you should be ok, hold on tight it's going to be a fun/scary ride. (imo )
Did you have to pay for the valuation from Bonhams? i have just been looking on the bay for another banksy and it looks like a lot of his and other artists work's value are falling, a nick walker canvas went well below cost yesterday, great time to buy, they will bounce back within a few years or even sooner, so unless you are thinking of retiring soon you should be ok, hold on tight it's going to be a fun/scary ride. (imo )
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Falling valuations, by howlinjack on Nov 26, 2008 15:20:42 GMT 1, prices are always shite around christmas. be interesting to see what happens early next year as prices always shot right back again as the city lot got their easy come easy go money........hmmmm. still, its not about monetary value is it? its about nice looking piccies on your wall.
prices are always shite around christmas. be interesting to see what happens early next year as prices always shot right back again as the city lot got their easy come easy go money........hmmmm. still, its not about monetary value is it? its about nice looking piccies on your wall.
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Falling valuations, by markhove on Nov 26, 2008 15:33:09 GMT 1, Yes of course howlin - I bought both these for well under £300 back in 2004 purely because I love the imagery. I may have to sell in the near future but that will be very reluctantly. used to live in Shoreditch when the whole Banksy thing kicked off - exciting times! From what I can remember
Yes of course howlin - I bought both these for well under £300 back in 2004 purely because I love the imagery. I may have to sell in the near future but that will be very reluctantly. used to live in Shoreditch when the whole Banksy thing kicked off - exciting times! From what I can remember
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Falling valuations, by dill on Nov 26, 2008 15:41:20 GMT 1, I would be surprised if you could get 10k for a bomb hugger... not impossible but you would be pretty lucky imo
I would be surprised if you could get 10k for a bomb hugger... not impossible but you would be pretty lucky imo
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Falling valuations, by howlinjack on Nov 26, 2008 15:42:24 GMT 1, Yes of course howlin - I bought both these for well under £300 back in 2004 purely because I love the imagery. I may have to sell in the near future but that will be very reluctantly. used to live in Shoreditch when the whole Banksy thing kicked off - exciting times! From what I can remember then those prices are going to have to completely collapse for you not to see a return on your £300. just like house and share prices it was just numbers being spouted around. things are so bad i wouldnt even rely on my pension to be my pension any more. gold allegedly is where its at. i would hold on to that bombhugger for as long as you can mark. it's a classic.
Yes of course howlin - I bought both these for well under £300 back in 2004 purely because I love the imagery. I may have to sell in the near future but that will be very reluctantly. used to live in Shoreditch when the whole Banksy thing kicked off - exciting times! From what I can remember then those prices are going to have to completely collapse for you not to see a return on your £300. just like house and share prices it was just numbers being spouted around. things are so bad i wouldnt even rely on my pension to be my pension any more. gold allegedly is where its at. i would hold on to that bombhugger for as long as you can mark. it's a classic.
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I would have bought it for that
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Falling valuations, by howlinjack on Nov 26, 2008 16:48:31 GMT 1, that applause will cost nearly the same again to frame. prices are definately on the slide because christmas is near and presents, holidays, food and booze need buying. if you look back at ebay prices around the same time in 2005/6/7 they are were low then too. remember there's a lot of buyers out there who will quite happily quote its all going wrong coz they want to snap em up for a song. also remember not eveyone uses ebay to buy a 4k print. i certainly wouldnt.
that applause will cost nearly the same again to frame. prices are definately on the slide because christmas is near and presents, holidays, food and booze need buying. if you look back at ebay prices around the same time in 2005/6/7 they are were low then too. remember there's a lot of buyers out there who will quite happily quote its all going wrong coz they want to snap em up for a song. also remember not eveyone uses ebay to buy a 4k print. i certainly wouldnt.
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Falling valuations, by jonpud on Nov 26, 2008 17:00:41 GMT 1, Hmmm, signed BH right now, on Ebay? I would say £4500 - £5500 and at auction perhaps £8kmax.
Bad time to sell! ........Great time to buy!
Hmmm, signed BH right now, on Ebay? I would say £4500 - £5500 and at auction perhaps £8kmax. Bad time to sell! ........Great time to buy!
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Falling valuations, by Deleted on Nov 26, 2008 17:04:37 GMT 1, hang on let me dig out the smallest violin in the world...sure I've got it around here somewhere...
hang on let me dig out the smallest violin in the world...sure I've got it around here somewhere...
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Falling valuations, by daddychaps on Nov 26, 2008 17:09:27 GMT 1, With paypal and ebay fees... is this applause actually less than the original price? Could it be a Banksy selling for less than cost?!?!?!
With paypal and ebay fees... is this applause actually less than the original price? Could it be a Banksy selling for less than cost?!?!?!
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Falling valuations, by pug on Nov 26, 2008 17:26:12 GMT 1, Anybody got any thoughts on the price of an unsigned HAND at the mo ??
Ta
Anybody got any thoughts on the price of an unsigned HAND at the mo ??
Ta
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Falling valuations, by howlinjack on Nov 26, 2008 17:28:36 GMT 1, Anybody got any thoughts on the price of an unsigned HAND at the mo ?? Ta 1500-2k but who knows!
Anybody got any thoughts on the price of an unsigned HAND at the mo ?? Ta 1500-2k but who knows!
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Falling valuations, by babyford on Nov 26, 2008 17:36:03 GMT 1, I buy pieces to hang on the wall - Art is there to be enjoyed Iam not too concerned if prices fall as I will only buy something if I like it I can understand peoples current concerns but they should hang onto their pieces and treat as a long term investment
I buy pieces to hang on the wall - Art is there to be enjoyed Iam not too concerned if prices fall as I will only buy something if I like it I can understand peoples current concerns but they should hang onto their pieces and treat as a long term investment
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Falling valuations, by kennas on Nov 26, 2008 17:42:25 GMT 1, For a shade over £400 who wouldn't have bought that applause! Gutted i missed it!!! Not everything on the slide S&S just sold for £2000, fairly static at least for the few months i've been wating for a 'bargain' to come along!!
For a shade over £400 who wouldn't have bought that applause! Gutted i missed it!!! Not everything on the slide S&S just sold for £2000, fairly static at least for the few months i've been wating for a 'bargain' to come along!!
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Falling valuations, by Eton Groover on Nov 26, 2008 17:44:33 GMT 1, MARKET IS FALLING COZ THERE ARE TOO MANY MEDIOCRE AND REPETITIVE IMAGES FLOATING AROUND.
ATTENTION SPANS ARE SHORT AND I FOR ONE AM GETTING SICK OF SEEING THE SAME OLD STUFF FLOATING AROUND.
IT IS LIKE THE HOUSING MARKET, NOT ENOUGH FIRST TIME BUYERS PUMPING MONEY INTO THE SYSTEM, JUST THE SAME OLD PEOPLE TRADING UP THEIR EXISTING STUFF
MARKET IS FALLING COZ THERE ARE TOO MANY MEDIOCRE AND REPETITIVE IMAGES FLOATING AROUND.
ATTENTION SPANS ARE SHORT AND I FOR ONE AM GETTING SICK OF SEEING THE SAME OLD STUFF FLOATING AROUND.
IT IS LIKE THE HOUSING MARKET, NOT ENOUGH FIRST TIME BUYERS PUMPING MONEY INTO THE SYSTEM, JUST THE SAME OLD PEOPLE TRADING UP THEIR EXISTING STUFF
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Falling valuations, by howlinjack on Nov 26, 2008 17:46:44 GMT 1, I buy pieces to hang on the wall - Art is there to be enjoyed Iam not too concerned if prices fall as I will only buy something if I like it I can understand peoples current concerns but they should hang onto their pieces and treat as a long term investment i concur. in the words of of corporal jones. "don't panic"
I buy pieces to hang on the wall - Art is there to be enjoyed Iam not too concerned if prices fall as I will only buy something if I like it I can understand peoples current concerns but they should hang onto their pieces and treat as a long term investment i concur. in the words of of corporal jones. "don't panic"
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Falling valuations, by Michael Jacob on Nov 26, 2008 17:51:05 GMT 1, i cant believe the applause. i would have jumped on that!
i cant believe the applause. i would have jumped on that!
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Falling valuations, by Eton Groover on Nov 26, 2008 17:54:56 GMT 1, If you bought because you love a piece of art and it works in your environment it does not matter what it is worth.
Do you think there are people crying on "Tech Forums" that the £4k state of the art apple system they bought for £4k is virtually worthless today.
No, you buy because you like the stuff and even £10k over a lifetime is about 50p a day, so cheap really.
Do not think about the value, cherish what you have, and if one day it is worth more than you paid for it then good times (for your kids!)
If you bought because you love a piece of art and it works in your environment it does not matter what it is worth.
Do you think there are people crying on "Tech Forums" that the £4k state of the art apple system they bought for £4k is virtually worthless today.
No, you buy because you like the stuff and even £10k over a lifetime is about 50p a day, so cheap really.
Do not think about the value, cherish what you have, and if one day it is worth more than you paid for it then good times (for your kids!)
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Falling valuations, by Martin Whatson on Nov 26, 2008 18:02:26 GMT 1, With paypal and ebay fees... is this applause actually less than the original price? Could it be a Banksy selling for less than cost?!?!?!
That depends what you payed for them
What was the original price for Applause then??
With paypal and ebay fees... is this applause actually less than the original price? Could it be a Banksy selling for less than cost?!?!?! That depends what you payed for them What was the original price for Applause then??
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Falling valuations, by daddychaps on Nov 26, 2008 18:10:34 GMT 1, £400 i think.
£400 i think.
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Falling valuations, by rosstierney on Nov 26, 2008 18:32:53 GMT 1, IT IS LIKE THE HOUSING MARKET, NOT ENOUGH FIRST TIME BUYERS PUMPING MONEY INTO THE SYSTEM
what a great way to look at it, +1
IT IS LIKE THE HOUSING MARKET, NOT ENOUGH FIRST TIME BUYERS PUMPING MONEY INTO THE SYSTEM what a great way to look at it, +1
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Bollocks I've been after an Applause as well......that's a great price.
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Bollocks I've been after an Applause as well......that's a great price. another will be along soon
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Falling valuations, by bert on Nov 26, 2008 19:41:53 GMT 1, I paid £600ish for my Applause and thought that was a good price!
I paid £600ish for my Applause and thought that was a good price!
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Falling valuations, by Andy'77 on Nov 26, 2008 20:30:17 GMT 1, I think Applause was £300 unsigned and £600 signed. I imagine the 1 feedback seller didn't really help in the price it achieved but if it comes off the buyer got an absolute bargain.
Edit: Reading the listing, the seller would meet up in person so perhaps not that big a risk afterall.
I think Applause was £300 unsigned and £600 signed. I imagine the 1 feedback seller didn't really help in the price it achieved but if it comes off the buyer got an absolute bargain.
Edit: Reading the listing, the seller would meet up in person so perhaps not that big a risk afterall.
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Falling valuations, by Philippe on Nov 26, 2008 21:47:04 GMT 1, Faile dog bite...those big boy's are stunning. My mates got one and I couldn't be more jealous. I would definitely pay 4K GBP for one of those.
Faile dog bite...those big boy's are stunning. My mates got one and I couldn't be more jealous. I would definitely pay 4K GBP for one of those.
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