[bigp]

Been offered a flying copper but it has 2 faint creases on the bottom(about an inch each).you can barely make them out if your stood back but none the less they are there.also there seems to be a quite a few faint scratches on the back bit as well.
How much do you guys think this will effect the pricing of it.
I forgot to take some picks of it so I can't post them.but any help I would be grateful.

Thanks

[thomess]

I think 1200-1500 fair price

[johnnyh]

I think it's a top print one of my fav's that makes the wall. If you believe a good price I would go for it put on your wall and will be their for years to come

Cracking piece for me me much better than Nola etc

[Deleted]

I think I was offered this same piece much much too high for a Damaged print ! It's u signed yeah?
In defence of the seller these are printed on heavy paper and if rolled they crease very very easy ! Always ship flat !
Put it like this what would it fetch at auction? Answer: it wouldn't sell !!

[sohohoho]

Hang on yeah, let me just ship that Flying Copper flat. You're such a melt einstein.

[Coach]

Apr 20, 2013 19:49:51 GMT 1 @einstein41 said:

I think I was offered this same piece much much too high for a Damaged print ! It's u signed yeah?
In defence of the seller these are printed on heavy paper and if rolled they crease very very easy ! Always ship flat !
Put it like this what would it fetch at auction? Answer: it wouldn't sell !!

I think this is wrong in several respects. 
Damaged prints often sell. 
Tge damage described sounds like it can easily be restored. 
Cant see any reason why such a print can't be sent rolled. 

[Deleted]

I think your wrong coach ! Why pay too whack for something that needs restored ??
Secondly IMO you do not roll this particular print do to size and paper etc... I'm sure you can roll it but are you buying it? This is my IMO !!!

[Coach]

Apr 21, 2013 7:21:16 GMT 1 @einstein41 said:

I think your wrong coach ! Why pay too whack for something that needs restored ??
Secondly IMO you do not roll this particular print do to size and paper etc... I'm sure you can roll it but are you buying it? This is my IMO !!!

Cost of restoration can be built in to the price/negotiated on. 
No I'm not buying it. Don't have to be buying it to have an opinion. 
I am more than happy to be educated though. What is it about this particular print that makes it unrollabe, whereas others can be? 

[Deleted]

Hi Coach, sorry, The paper is like cardboard ! It's really thick thus as its rolled it creases also unless unrolled properly it also creases. It's better flat seriously, if you own one and want to send and keep mint don't roll!
I was gutted when I got mine and it had creases all over which the seller said weren't there before he rolled . He gave me full refund but its not about the money, I wanted the print !
Hope this helps ?

[sohohoho]

Hardly like cardboard. It's a big print so would probably crease if rolled into a Pringles tube but rolled into your typical 4" or 5" diameter fine art print tube, no problem.

[Deleted]

Guys when I said cardboard I didn't mean literally ??!!
OMG this forum gets worse by the day !

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