When you click on links to eBay from this site and make a purchase, this can result in the site earning a small commission, helping to keep the Urban Art Association totally FREE to use for all of its Members. Urban Art Association™ Founded by Daniel Silk in 2006.
Banksy prints ( price guide ), by Rolex on Jul 3, 2011 0:32:40 GMT 1, Can anyone tell me why there is no currant price guide on the forum, I seem to remember reading something a while back but can't find it, I can't see why posting a purchased price along with date of purchase is such a bad thing. Shorly this would help sellers & buyers alike. Thoughts anyone?
Can anyone tell me why there is no currant price guide on the forum, I seem to remember reading something a while back but can't find it, I can't see why posting a purchased price along with date of purchase is such a bad thing. Shorly this would help sellers & buyers alike. Thoughts anyone?
Banksy prints ( price guide ), by mmmike on Jul 3, 2011 2:33:26 GMT 1, Not as easy as it sounds. EB does a good job. Not perfect but good. If you can do better, go for it.
Not as easy as it sounds. EB does a good job. Not perfect but good. If you can do better, go for it.
Banksy prints ( price guide ), by sashaz on Jul 3, 2011 20:34:53 GMT 1, If you want to sell your price subjectively is different from what a buyer feels the price is. Thus who decides the price. The main art thermometer i think is auction price.
If you want to sell your price subjectively is different from what a buyer feels the price is. Thus who decides the price. The main art thermometer i think is auction price.
Banksy prints ( price guide ), by Rolex on Jul 3, 2011 20:59:13 GMT 1, Surely any member who doesn't want people to know what they have paid for something would stay anonymous .I just think most people would like to know the true value of what they are buying or selling, example last month I was offered a framed stop & search with coa for £3250 (now sold ) whilst someone yesterday posted one for sale at £4750 ( still available ) if a price guide existed this wouldn't happen. Good for buyer & seller. & I also think most people on the forum are smart enough to know when someone is trying to abuse it.
Surely any member who doesn't want people to know what they have paid for something would stay anonymous .I just think most people would like to know the true value of what they are buying or selling, example last month I was offered a framed stop & search with coa for £3250 (now sold ) whilst someone yesterday posted one for sale at £4750 ( still available ) if a price guide existed this wouldn't happen. Good for buyer & seller. & I also think most people on the forum are smart enough to know when someone is trying to abuse it.
Banksy prints ( price guide ), by Warm Gun on Jul 3, 2011 21:11:32 GMT 1, I think it's a case of doing your own research on previous prices, ebay go's back a month on completed listings, espresso beans has some sales figures (as mentioned), you can search auction house listings, maybe even look at gallery prices and deduct 20% or so, no one should be daft enough to pay £4k plus for a s&s.............. failing that, just ask Howlinhooker
edit, from looking at some of your previous posts you seem more than up on current Banksy prices anyway.
I think it's a case of doing your own research on previous prices, ebay go's back a month on completed listings, espresso beans has some sales figures (as mentioned), you can search auction house listings, maybe even look at gallery prices and deduct 20% or so, no one should be daft enough to pay £4k plus for a s&s.............. failing that, just ask Howlinhooker
edit, from looking at some of your previous posts you seem more than up on current Banksy prices anyway.
Banksy prints ( price guide ), by freddy on Jul 3, 2011 21:37:56 GMT 1, A standardized priceguide is also not the aim of what art should be about imo... Some people are for sure willing to pay other than market prices, just because they LIKE the piece. And in the end, isn't it sometimes a little uncertainty that makes it more exciting?
A standardized priceguide is also not the aim of what art should be about imo... Some people are for sure willing to pay other than market prices, just because they LIKE the piece. And in the end, isn't it sometimes a little uncertainty that makes it more exciting?
Banksy prints ( price guide ), by Rolex on Jul 3, 2011 21:44:04 GMT 1, Good idea warmgun we should have a howlinhooker price guide, someone get on to him, what ever he says go's. Regarding my posts, I think my prices are realistic as a realitivly new buyer but some sellers prices are clearly not. Ps where on expressobeans do you find there price guides.
Good idea warmgun we should have a howlinhooker price guide, someone get on to him, what ever he says go's. Regarding my posts, I think my prices are realistic as a realitivly new buyer but some sellers prices are clearly not. Ps where on expressobeans do you find there price guides.
Banksy prints ( price guide ), by Warm Gun on Jul 3, 2011 22:41:39 GMT 1, Here's the EB link, just flick thrugh the pages and click on whatever print you're interested in and the info comes up.....
Banksy prints ( price guide ), by Rolex on Jul 3, 2011 23:49:53 GMT 1, Cheers for the link warmgun, that's what I was after, now what we need to do is a simpler version of that for this forum . Any ideas anyone?
Cheers for the link warmgun, that's what I was after, now what we need to do is a simpler version of that for this forum . Any ideas anyone?
Banksy prints ( price guide ), by Young Squire on Jul 4, 2011 9:34:30 GMT 1, What a print is "worth" in the market, what a buyer is willing to pay and what a seller is willing to let a piece go for can vary massively.
EB is a good guide but ut shouldn't stop someone offering a S&S for £4k plus if that is what their bottom limit is.
What a print is "worth" in the market, what a buyer is willing to pay and what a seller is willing to let a piece go for can vary massively.
EB is a good guide but ut shouldn't stop someone offering a S&S for £4k plus if that is what their bottom limit is.
Banksy prints ( price guide ), by bazzj04 on Jul 4, 2011 14:19:49 GMT 1, I doubt if this info was oopenly avaialable it would make much differenc to be honest, Those who sell clearly know a price they are willing to let it go for, and someone buying knows what they can spend. If someone puts a piece up for sale for 2k over the "current" guide then im sure they are aware and not interested in a fast sale but rather holding out for a price they want.
I doubt if this info was oopenly avaialable it would make much differenc to be honest, Those who sell clearly know a price they are willing to let it go for, and someone buying knows what they can spend. If someone puts a piece up for sale for 2k over the "current" guide then im sure they are aware and not interested in a fast sale but rather holding out for a price they want.
Banksy prints ( price guide ), by mojjac on Jul 6, 2011 23:11:53 GMT 1, How much would I get for my unsigned trolley hunters (not with the pest control but an email from Dora instead) ?
How much would I get for my unsigned trolley hunters (not with the pest control but an email from Dora instead) ?
Banksy prints ( price guide ), by Rolex on Jul 6, 2011 23:25:38 GMT 1, Last one sold on eBay for just under £1k, so I would guess between £800 / £1000.
Last one sold on eBay for just under £1k, so I would guess between £800 / £1000.
Last one sold on eBay for just under £1k, so I would guess between £800 / £1000.
spot on i'd say. It wasn't long ago you could pick up an unsigned trollies for 600ish remember, i certainly wouldnt pay anymore than 1g for one now.... and even that seems strong to me..... (not looking for one before the offers flood in).
Last one sold on eBay for just under £1k, so I would guess between £800 / £1000.
spot on i'd say. It wasn't long ago you could pick up an unsigned trollies for 600ish remember, i certainly wouldnt pay anymore than 1g for one now.... and even that seems strong to me..... (not looking for one before the offers flood in).
Banksy prints ( price guide ), by Deleted on Jul 12, 2011 19:59:03 GMT 1, Agree with Warmgun - ask Howlin Hooker. He's the barometer on secondary market prices and always (imo) gives an accurate idea of price whether buying or selling.
There's little value in a straw poll as open to manipulation (allegedly).
Agree with Warmgun - ask Howlin Hooker. He's the barometer on secondary market prices and always (imo) gives an accurate idea of price whether buying or selling.
There's little value in a straw poll as open to manipulation (allegedly).
Daniel Silk • The number or Boards and Threads continues to fall as we simplify the layout of the forum.
Daniel Silk • I hear a lot of Artists complaining about Instagram in the past year, how it used to be a good tool for Artists, but it's not good anymore, is that true?
anyaart • For Brett Kern fans, I noticed there is a spinosaurus for sale on E-Bay. It's a limited edition, one of only 60 made. This is the rarest of his dinosaurs. I am not the seller. I already have the same dino purchased in 2016. I've never seen one up for sale
Daniel Silk • Apology • Sorry I have been offline this past few weeks, due to a very bad Fever. I'm slowly getting better, step by step, and catching up with things here on the forum on the days I'm well enough. Thank you for your understanding.
Boy Wonder • I read that they were more or less nicked the same day they went up. Loads of fakes exist.
milou2 • Would love to see any photos of Banksy's first exhibition at the Severnshed in Bristol (2000). Who was there?*
jirr • Hi all, over here in the states. Pandemic put me out of business, need to sell this asap. Please send offers thanks so much
matgab • Steven Harrington - Gotcha first ed for sale.
1nkling • I can't help but think that a more reasonable tier for people who just want to support the work you guys do would raise more income. Then other tiers for those that want specialist benefits.
1nkling • As soon as I saw the heading for the email I thought 'Oh yeah, I use that place a lot. I'd happily support it'. Not at £40 a month though. I have a paid sub for a Formula 1 site I use that is very active. They have a high uptake on subs at £12 a year.
1nkling • Pricing on the new supporters sub seems a bit poorly thought out. £40 a month to have a pinned sale thread being the only listed benefit?
Daniel Silk • The forum now has more than half the number of Boards than it had a year ago! As we work towards simplifying the layout.
