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when the next release hits the bay, by rob123rob on Jul 5, 2007 2:56:48 GMT 1, As Im sure I won't be able to snag the next Banksy release on POW, just wondering what most people think the going rates are going to be on ebay (as I will most likely have to buy it there).
Of course, i recognize that Trolley Hunters holds a special place in a lot of people's hearts, so that will likely be more, and Festival might be near the bottom of the three last LA prints, but does anyone think the next print will come in under 4k on ebay?
As Im sure I won't be able to snag the next Banksy release on POW, just wondering what most people think the going rates are going to be on ebay (as I will most likely have to buy it there).
Of course, i recognize that Trolley Hunters holds a special place in a lot of people's hearts, so that will likely be more, and Festival might be near the bottom of the three last LA prints, but does anyone think the next print will come in under 4k on ebay?
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when the next release hits the bay, by jam on Jul 5, 2007 3:37:25 GMT 1, If its Festival, I would guess after the initial surge it will hover just over 2k... Trolley Hunters on the other hand, likely will not be seen below 4.5k
If its Festival, I would guess after the initial surge it will hover just over 2k... Trolley Hunters on the other hand, likely will not be seen below 4.5k
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when the next release hits the bay, by verbalkint on Jul 5, 2007 7:39:01 GMT 1, whatever it is, the first one on there will sell for a fair amount, then as the flippers get a flippin the price will go down a bit (that is the best time to buy) and then it will all calm down and the prices will go up and up until they are totally unaffordable!
Look at grannies and applause, they were about £2000 a pop, loads on the bay (at least 3 at any given time) and then they dry up, now they would sell for about £5000 each with a following wind
The first sepia hit the bay before they were sent out, it was sold on the strength of the confirmation email, it went for about £3200, then they flippers went crazy and some of them were selling for as little as £2000, then to £2500, then £3000, now i would say the market is about £3500 for the sepia.
My guess is that once the initial flippers have sold their trolley hunters, there will be very few people selling. Most people i know wouldnt sell that print for anything, so i think the number of trolleys being flipped will be tiny anyway and when they are the amount of people wanting to get them before they dry up will be so great that, if the edition is only 150, i can see the instant price of it being £5000+
As for sale ends and festival, they will be similar to morons
I can see signed trolley hunters being as expensive as the early prints very quickly
whatever it is, the first one on there will sell for a fair amount, then as the flippers get a flippin the price will go down a bit (that is the best time to buy) and then it will all calm down and the prices will go up and up until they are totally unaffordable!
Look at grannies and applause, they were about £2000 a pop, loads on the bay (at least 3 at any given time) and then they dry up, now they would sell for about £5000 each with a following wind
The first sepia hit the bay before they were sent out, it was sold on the strength of the confirmation email, it went for about £3200, then they flippers went crazy and some of them were selling for as little as £2000, then to £2500, then £3000, now i would say the market is about £3500 for the sepia.
My guess is that once the initial flippers have sold their trolley hunters, there will be very few people selling. Most people i know wouldnt sell that print for anything, so i think the number of trolleys being flipped will be tiny anyway and when they are the amount of people wanting to get them before they dry up will be so great that, if the edition is only 150, i can see the instant price of it being £5000+
As for sale ends and festival, they will be similar to morons
I can see signed trolley hunters being as expensive as the early prints very quickly
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