[Mentis Statum]

Jan 11, 2020 21:26:27 GMT 1 LJCal said:

On the prints they are similar values to one another, assuming they are in good condition you can probably get £8-9.5k via private treaty. Dealers and brokers will probably pay around £6.5-7k if you need a quick deal. A toxic Mary sold on here recently for just over £7k but it had been through the wars. You may get over £10k in an auction if you can get some competitive traction, sellers fees tend to range from 5-10% + a small catalogue fee. I would guess most auction houses would want to guide at between £9-12k with an £8-9k reserve. Certain auction houses will give you low ball valuations to guarantee sales and to stimulate interest, this is not always a bad tactic. Not sure on Bristol posters, is one of them the Devolved Parliament? Those have been getting some pretty big prices with good provenance.

Thank you so much this is so helpful
Sadly never thought would have to sell.
Had a baby- needed an extension on the house- gone over budget.
Will try sell on here first as rather a true fan gets rather then a flipper 👍

[LJCal]

Jan 11, 2020 22:14:32 GMT 1 Mentis Statum said:

Jan 11, 2020 21:26:27 GMT 1 LJCal said:

On the prints they are similar values to one another, assuming they are in good condition you can probably get £8-9.5k via private treaty. Dealers and brokers will probably pay around £6.5-7k if you need a quick deal. A toxic Mary sold on here recently for just over £7k but it had been through the wars. You may get over £10k in an auction if you can get some competitive traction, sellers fees tend to range from 5-10% + a small catalogue fee. I would guess most auction houses would want to guide at between £9-12k with an £8-9k reserve. Certain auction houses will give you low ball valuations to guarantee sales and to stimulate interest, this is not always a bad tactic. Not sure on Bristol posters, is one of them the Devolved Parliament? Those have been getting some pretty big prices with good provenance.

Thank you so much this is so helpful
Sadly never thought would have to sell.
Had a baby- needed an extension on the house- gone over budget.
Will try sell on here first as rather a true fan gets rather then a flipper 👍

Good luck mate, this is probably not the place to get top dollar but there are no fees and you never know. I’m sure plenty of collectors on here would appreciate the opportunity.

[aki]

Jan 11, 2020 21:02:22 GMT 1 Mentis Statum said:

Jan 10, 2020 21:27:58 GMT 1 LJCal said:

It depends on what you have, if you need a guaranteed sale and aren’t confident on your values then auction is your best route, although buyers and seller can pay around 40% of fees between them. Christies and Sotheby’s tend to get the best prices, Forum and Phillips are also achieving some strong results. I work with Forum quite a bit purely because I find the staff friendly and helpful.
What are you looking to sell?

Thank you so much! I have collected for years but never looked at selling before so feel so out of the loop.
I’ve got a unsigned toxic Mary with pest control
Unsigned I fought the law also with pest control
And got all 4 Bristol show posters

Anyone got any idea of value?

Mary’s increased quite a bit recently , so mint would be upwards of £10k one went at auction for 14.
IFTL maybe £8k if your lucky . I sold one I while ago for £6k

[Mentis Statum]

Jan 11, 2020 23:32:07 GMT 1 aki said:

Jan 11, 2020 21:02:22 GMT 1 Mentis Statum said:

Thank you so much! I have collected for years but never looked at selling before so feel so out of the loop.
I’ve got a unsigned toxic Mary with pest control
Unsigned I fought the law also with pest control
And got all 4 Bristol show posters

Anyone got any idea of value?

Mary’s increased quite a bit recently , so mint would be upwards of £10k one went at auction for 14.
IFTL maybe £8k if your lucky . I sold one I while ago for £6k

Amazing great to have rough idea of prices either one would help with the bills.
Last time I sold something on the forum was one of my dolks for £200 which I had no idea was worth so much more 🤦🏻‍♂️ Hence the asking around first.

[ricardob]

Hi

How much for:

Grannies signed
No ball games green
Very little help
morons unsigned

Thanks

[begs]

Price check on a unsigned Jack & Jill please
To buy

[casual]

Morning gents,
Not valuation specific but as most users that post in this thread seem to actually own a Banksy piece I was hoping to answer some questions regarding insuring valuable pieces? I’m lucky enough to be waiting on delivery from the GDP Met Ball and want to make sure it’s fully covered.

So...
Are there any insurance companies that you would suggest specifically? Given that this item isn’t a conventional print.
Do insurers require the COA before cover, obviously there’s a two year gap inbetween receiving the item & then the COA so wasn’t sure on cover during that period?
Do insurers typically require a valuation before insuring? If so does this have to be in writing from a dealer/broker?

Very new to all this but just want to be extra cautious as I’ve been waiting years to own a signed Banksy. Any tips/suggestions would be handy!
Cheers

[reg]

Jan 15, 2020 11:41:03 GMT 1 casual said:

Morning gents,
Not valuation specific but as most users that post in this thread seem to actually own a Banksy piece I was hoping to answer some questions regarding insuring valuable pieces? I’m lucky enough to be waiting on delivery from the GDP Met Ball and want to make sure it’s fully covered.

So...
Are there any insurance companies that you would suggest specifically? Given that this item isn’t a conventional print.
Do insurers require the COA before cover, obviously there’s a two year gap inbetween receiving the item & then the COA so wasn’t sure on cover during that period?
Do insurers typically require a valuation before insuring? If so does this have to be in writing from a dealer/broker?

Very new to all this but just want to be extra cautious as I’ve been waiting years to own a signed Banksy. Any tips/suggestions would be handy!
Cheers

Wow.

Congratulations on your purchase. 

Hiscox are the industry leader and can give you a quote for cover based on your description, provenance and potential value. I assume a Met Ball is classed as a sculpture or statue. Don't think they'll need a COA to insure you but would want to see it if they have to pay out (or the paperwork in lieu of a COA).

Give them a call and get advice because what you have is likely worth tens of thousands of pounds: 0808 2568 121

[casual]

Jan 15, 2020 13:31:18 GMT 1 reg said:

Jan 15, 2020 11:41:03 GMT 1 casual said:

Morning gents,
Not valuation specific but as most users that post in this thread seem to actually own a Banksy piece I was hoping to answer some questions regarding insuring valuable pieces? I’m lucky enough to be waiting on delivery from the GDP Met Ball and want to make sure it’s fully covered.

So...
Are there any insurance companies that you would suggest specifically? Given that this item isn’t a conventional print.
Do insurers require the COA before cover, obviously there’s a two year gap inbetween receiving the item & then the COA so wasn’t sure on cover during that period?
Do insurers typically require a valuation before insuring? If so does this have to be in writing from a dealer/broker?

Very new to all this but just want to be extra cautious as I’ve been waiting years to own a signed Banksy. Any tips/suggestions would be handy!
Cheers

Wow.

Congratulations on your purchase. 

Hiscox are the industry leader and can give you a quote for cover based on your description, provenance and potential value. I assume a Met Ball is classed as a sculpture or statue. Don't think they'll need a COA to insure you but would want to see it if they have to pay out (or the paperwork in lieu of a COA).

Give them a call and get advice because what you have is likely worth tens of thousands of pounds: 0808 2568 121

Thanks for the detailed reply Reg, I’ve definitely heard of Hiscox so that’s a good starting point. Obviously I’m sitting tight till it’s in hand (I’m still struggling to believe it to be real until that day haha) but will make a call as & when it arrives. I thought it would fall under a sculpture too, although it’s obviously a pretty random item in its normal form so I’ll see what category it falls in under their policy I guess.
Appreciate the help mate, genuinely.

[reg]

Jan 15, 2020 14:14:58 GMT 1 casual said:

Jan 15, 2020 13:31:18 GMT 1 reg said:

Wow.

Congratulations on your purchase. 

Hiscox are the industry leader and can give you a quote for cover based on your description, provenance and potential value. I assume a Met Ball is classed as a sculpture or statue. Don't think they'll need a COA to insure you but would want to see it if they have to pay out (or the paperwork in lieu of a COA).

Give them a call and get advice because what you have is likely worth tens of thousands of pounds: 0808 2568 121

Thanks for the detailed reply Reg, I’ve definitely heard of Hiscox so that’s a good starting point. Obviously I’m sitting tight till it’s in hand (I’m still struggling to believe it to be real until that day haha) but will make a call as & when it arrives. I thought it would fall under a sculpture too, although it’s obviously a pretty random item in its normal form so I’ll see what category it falls in under their policy I guess.
Appreciate the help mate, genuinely.

No probs. Only got experience of signed prints and know that 1) your house insurance will not get close to it and have limits (some up to general value, others you have to list the piece and valuation) and 2) you have arrived at a place where a Bansky will be a liability and something you have to spend money on and worry about. A bit like having a child but the difference being you can get rid for £100k.

Plenty of better advice here:
urbanartassociation.com/board/237/art-insurance

[pfffffffffft]

Jan 15, 2020 14:14:58 GMT 1 casual said:

Jan 15, 2020 13:31:18 GMT 1 reg said:

Wow.

Congratulations on your purchase. 

Hiscox are the industry leader and can give you a quote for cover based on your description, provenance and potential value. I assume a Met Ball is classed as a sculpture or statue. Don't think they'll need a COA to insure you but would want to see it if they have to pay out (or the paperwork in lieu of a COA).

Give them a call and get advice because what you have is likely worth tens of thousands of pounds: 0808 2568 121

Thanks for the detailed reply Reg, I’ve definitely heard of Hiscox so that’s a good starting point. Obviously I’m sitting tight till it’s in hand (I’m still struggling to believe it to be real until that day haha) but will make a call as & when it arrives. I thought it would fall under a sculpture too, although it’s obviously a pretty random item in its normal form so I’ll see what category it falls in under their policy I guess.
Appreciate the help mate, genuinely.

Chubb Insurance all the way.

I owned a Nola that the framer swore up and down he used archival materials for the mat, etc. Ten years later when I went to sell it there was some mat burn on the work.

I took it to a paper restorer to assess the work and come up with a cost to repair. Then took all of it to an appraiser who assessed the total value of the damage (not just assumed that the value of the damage was the cost of the restoration). I received a check for the value of the damage in less than a month.

No fighting, no debating. Received the check, kept the work.

Highly highly HIGHLY recommend Chubb. They will require an appraisal though.

[Lunch Special]

Can anyone help with an evaluation?

Numbered " GIFT " 



Asking for a friend.

[Deleted]

Hi,

How much are these going for currently,

U/S Girl With Balloon
U/S Happy Chopper
U/S Weston Super Mare
Grey No Ball Games
Christ With Shopping Bags

Thanks

[bRUSHmONKEY]

I have an A4 'Americans working overhead' A4 sized (Roughly) sticker. It's been flat stored since I've had it.

Anyone have any idea of value ? I've seen small ones 15x10cm for £100 and A3 sized ones for over £1000, but can't find a price for an A4 one (Roughly 21 x 29cm)

Edit: Back Photos added:

[sugarcane]

Hello,

Price check please on:

Festival unsigned

Festival signed

Thank you

[mas]

I need help... what's is worth this days the "Forgive Us Our Trespassing" Poster, complete with envelope and without? Is possibile to verify if the unfolded one is legit or not?
Also, do you know if there's fake print of Tesco Petrol Bomb?
Thank you

[Street Arted 2020]

Jan 20, 2020 11:05:21 GMT 1 mas said:

I need help... what's is worth this days the "Forgive Us Our Trespassing" Poster, complete with envelope and without? Is possibile to verify if the unfolded one is legit or not?
Also, do you know if there's fake print of Tesco Petrol Bomb?
Thank you

Yeah I would love to know also. Could someone please post a pic of the envelope?
Thanks:

[Johnny Sarcasm]

Morning all. Can anyone help with valuations on the following three Banksy prints for insurance purposes:

1) Bomb Hugger - Unsigned
2) Golf Sale - Signed (no red stamp)
3) Napalm AP (edition of 27) - Signed

Thanks very much.

J

[hoolz2]

Hi all,

Does anyone have a current value for a (hand coloured) Griffin Wrong War poster from 2003?

Many thanks

[gross]

Price check on a HCH signed numbered out of 750

[Johnny Sarcasm]

...or point me in the direction of someone who can help.

Many thanks
J

[thecoolest]

Hi. New here.

My friend was lucky enough to be win a Banksquiat (grey print, I believe) from the GDP store and was looking to possibly sell it. I figured that this forum would be a goof place to get an accurate valuation on the piece.

What would he get if he sold it now without COA?
Sold it now with a COA from a 3rd party?
Sold it in 2 years with an official COA?

I told him that he probably should wait, but he is probably going to sell if the value doesn’t drastically increase.

[irl1]

Jan 22, 2020 17:31:17 GMT 1 thecoolest said:

Hi. New here.

My friend was lucky enough to be win a Banksquiat (grey print, I believe) from the GDP store and was looking to possibly sell it. I figured that this forum would be a goof place to get an accurate valuation on the piece.

What would he get if he sold it now without COA?
Sold it now with a COA from a 3rd party?
Sold it in 2 years with an official COA?

I told him that he probably should wait, but he is probably going to sell if the value doesn’t drastically increase.

Not thecoolest place to ask for a valuation on a GDP piece but you will get goof answers to them 

[Deleted]

Jan 22, 2020 17:31:17 GMT 1 thecoolest said:

Hi. New here.

My friend was lucky enough to be win a Banksquiat (grey print, I believe) from the GDP store and was looking to possibly sell it. I figured that this forum would be a goof place to get an accurate valuation on the piece.

What would he get if he sold it now without COA?
Sold it now with a COA from a 3rd party?
Sold it in 2 years with an official COA?

I told him that he probably should wait, but he is probably going to sell if the value doesn’t drastically increase.

25/30 without
40/50 with

That’s where I’d think but hard to tell. It’s a fabulous print

[Dive Jedi]

Jan 22, 2020 18:00:55 GMT 1 @wales1975 said:

Jan 22, 2020 17:31:17 GMT 1 thecoolest said:

Hi. New here.

My friend was lucky enough to be win a Banksquiat (grey print, I believe) from the GDP store and was looking to possibly sell it. I figured that this forum would be a goof place to get an accurate valuation on the piece.

What would he get if he sold it now without COA?
Sold it now with a COA from a 3rd party?
Sold it in 2 years with an official COA?

I told him that he probably should wait, but he is probably going to sell if the value doesn’t drastically increase.

25/30 without
40/50 with

That’s where I’d think but hard to tell. It’s a fabulous print

Did you get one?

[Deleted]

Jan 22, 2020 18:05:37 GMT 1 Dive Jedi said:

Jan 22, 2020 18:00:55 GMT 1 @wales1975 said:

25/30 without
40/50 with

That’s where I’d think but hard to tell. It’s a fabulous print

Did you get one?

sheeshh, the quotes are def up there. I wouldn't doubt close to 100k in 2 years. the subject matter is highly sought after.

[Deleted]

Jan 22, 2020 17:31:17 GMT 1 thecoolest said:

Hi. New here.

My friend was lucky enough to be win a Banksquiat (grey print, I believe) from the GDP store and was looking to possibly sell it. I figured that this forum would be a goof place to get an accurate valuation on the piece.

What would he get if he sold it now without COA?
Sold it now with a COA from a 3rd party?
Sold it in 2 years with an official COA?

I told him that he probably should wait, but he is probably going to sell if the value doesn’t drastically increase.

T's & C's

suspected of being a trader/seller..

[Deleted]

Jan 22, 2020 18:05:37 GMT 1 Dive Jedi said:

Jan 22, 2020 18:00:55 GMT 1 @wales1975 said:

25/30 without
40/50 with

That’s where I’d think but hard to tell. It’s a fabulous print

Did you get one?

No. Unlike most people on this forum I’m not hear to lie and steal cheap art.

This will be very valuable in a few years.

[Happy Shopper]

Jan 22, 2020 17:31:17 GMT 1 thecoolest said:

Hi. New here.

My friend was lucky enough to be win a Banksquiat (grey print, I believe) from the GDP store and was looking to possibly sell it. I figured that this forum would be a goof place to get an accurate valuation on the piece.

What would he get if he sold it now without COA?
Sold it now with a COA from a 3rd party?
Sold it in 2 years with an official COA?

I told him that he probably should wait, but he is probably going to sell if the value doesn’t drastically increase.

First question. Why did you join the forum to ask and not your friend who's selling?

[Hanging Around]

Jan 22, 2020 18:00:55 GMT 1 @wales1975 said:

Jan 22, 2020 17:31:17 GMT 1 thecoolest said:

Hi. New here.

My friend was lucky enough to be win a Banksquiat (grey print, I believe) from the GDP store and was looking to possibly sell it. I figured that this forum would be a goof place to get an accurate valuation on the piece.

What would he get if he sold it now without COA?
Sold it now with a COA from a 3rd party?
Sold it in 2 years with an official COA?

I told him that he probably should wait, but he is probably going to sell if the value doesn’t drastically increase.

25/30 without
40/50 with

That’s where I’d think but hard to tell. It’s a fabulous print

Out of interest, other than personal preference for the print, why would you value it almost double compared to the last signed edition of 500, Sale Ends V2?