happy1
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Advice?, by happy1 on Feb 17, 2010 4:10:10 GMT 1, HI there, I'm new to the site. Can any one advice me on the value of a signed Banksy Di-faced note. It's definately real - came my way in 2005 when I worked at a Magazine in london. He wanted to do a stencil with the mag and sent the note through a courier one day with very short note saying it was an 'inducement' to make that happen. It's signed in Pencil. I had little idea who he was at the time but it sent a raft of excitement through the office.
Obviously I've seen Banksy go from strength to strength in the meantime - and I will always keep the note. But I'd be interested to know if there are many signed ones about and if they have any value at all?
Cheers
HI there, I'm new to the site. Can any one advice me on the value of a signed Banksy Di-faced note. It's definately real - came my way in 2005 when I worked at a Magazine in london. He wanted to do a stencil with the mag and sent the note through a courier one day with very short note saying it was an 'inducement' to make that happen. It's signed in Pencil. I had little idea who he was at the time but it sent a raft of excitement through the office.
Obviously I've seen Banksy go from strength to strength in the meantime - and I will always keep the note. But I'd be interested to know if there are many signed ones about and if they have any value at all?
Cheers
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Feb 17, 2010 12:27:59 GMT 1
Advice?, by baileymontana on Feb 17, 2010 12:27:59 GMT 1, If you still have the short note explaining this was an inducement, this may help verify. However, Pest Control who give COA's for Banksy art are unlikely to provide you with a COA, as this will be deemed as something that was not meant to be for sale.
If you always plan to keep the note I presume the above will make no difference. You know it's real.
I have a small Banksy sprayed stencil that was sent to me a while ago and I kept the accompanying cover note but Pest Control would not give a COA. As I got it for free, in my mind you can't argue with the fact that Banksy did not intend it to be sold. I know it's real and am happy I have it.
If you still have the short note explaining this was an inducement, this may help verify. However, Pest Control who give COA's for Banksy art are unlikely to provide you with a COA, as this will be deemed as something that was not meant to be for sale.
If you always plan to keep the note I presume the above will make no difference. You know it's real.
I have a small Banksy sprayed stencil that was sent to me a while ago and I kept the accompanying cover note but Pest Control would not give a COA. As I got it for free, in my mind you can't argue with the fact that Banksy did not intend it to be sold. I know it's real and am happy I have it.
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milkybinbags
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Feb 17, 2010 12:37:41 GMT 1
Advice?, by milkybinbags on Feb 17, 2010 12:37:41 GMT 1, without a COA, it's only worth what it's worth to you. like baileymontana said about theirs, you know it's real, so just be happy you have it. but as you're not planning on selling it, it doesn't matter, surely?
without a COA, it's only worth what it's worth to you. like baileymontana said about theirs, you know it's real, so just be happy you have it. but as you're not planning on selling it, it doesn't matter, surely?
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