Haha, you got rinsed son!

TM is a great image...Why doesn't it get the recognition like other Banksy prints ?

Agreed looking at the two of them next to each other tm looks way better. Another one I don’t understand is how the love rat seems to creeping up and over gangsta rat. Love rat sat on the shelves at pow for ages, nobody wanted it.

I thought they were worthless?

Hearts are so in right meow!

Poster Bob Question from a novice Banksy aficionado: If one was investing long term what seems to be a better hold -  one signed Banksy print or multiple unsigned that currently add up to the same value?  Are you getting potentially (number of prints)X the appreciation or do the signed copies continuously outpace unsigned at a faster pace historically?  

You sold at a price a buyer would pay. Unlike this thread and so many other Banksy prints here that end up unsold.

"I've changed my mind and will hang on to this for now" aka "I believed all the hype and pricing on this forum and nobody offered me even close when it came to it"

That questions been asked before  

urbanartassociation.com/thread/95418

I don't know how much this can predict future - but interesting to look back.

Sorry to derail GLWS

If Napalm pricing comes down a little, contact me.

£500 knocked off each print, would prefer a swap though.

Any more signed Banksy swaps?

Napalm and I fought the law have sold pending payment.
Just the Virgin Mary left £7k mint.

While I’m here I’m looking for unsigned love is in the air, laugh now or happy choppers must be good condition.

Thanks

Going to keep hold of Mary for now.
Other 2 have gone.
Thanks
Aki

I have spoken to multiple Banksy dealers/ collectors who've told me this is common (Ive only had one Naplam so wouldn't really know) and instead of trying to pressure the print to be perfectly flat they advised leave it as it is as it doesn't affect the aesthetic of the print. My understanding is it was because of the paper he used at the time, combined with the ink shrinking as it dries.