bookends
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Banksy Queen Victoria Print, by bookends on Sept 1, 2023 16:37:04 GMT 1, A pest control COA or a letter of authenticity ? best be clear because the difference is 20k
A pest control COA or a letter of authenticity ? best be clear because the difference is 20k
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Banksy Queen Victoria Print, by The Italian One on Sept 1, 2023 16:41:45 GMT 1, A pest control COA or a letter of authenticity ? best be clear because the difference is 20k make 10k for QV
A pest control COA or a letter of authenticity ? best be clear because the difference is 20k make 10k for QV
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shovals
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Banksy Queen Victoria Print, by shovals on Sept 2, 2023 9:24:18 GMT 1, Yes it is a pest control COA.
Yes it is a pest control COA.
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Sundowner
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Banksy Queen Victoria Print, by Sundowner on Sept 3, 2023 16:02:13 GMT 1, You might need to adjust your pricing strategy - one just hammered at Forum for £9k (about £12k all in).
You might need to adjust your pricing strategy - one just hammered at Forum for £9k (about £12k all in).
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sean1397
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Banksy Queen Victoria Print, by sean1397 on Sept 5, 2023 4:55:47 GMT 1, The last two have sold for 12 and 15k GBP. Fair value is prob 12 -13 right now.
The last two have sold for 12 and 15k GBP. Fair value is prob 12 -13 right now.
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LJCal
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Banksy Queen Victoria Print, by LJCal on Sept 5, 2023 11:39:58 GMT 1, Anyone looking to sell right now really should make use of this: www.banksy-value.com/ It does all the work for you. Unfortunately the only issue which is nothing to do with the the brilliant site is that in a falling market the retrospective data can fail to keep up with the trend and you may need to discount further to sell, especially privately. Sellers need to also consider that prices quoted do not account for the spread, they are what the buyer pays NOT what the seller receives, so expect 10-25% less depending on how you sell.
Anyone looking to sell right now really should make use of this: www.banksy-value.com/It does all the work for you. Unfortunately the only issue which is nothing to do with the the brilliant site is that in a falling market the retrospective data can fail to keep up with the trend and you may need to discount further to sell, especially privately. Sellers need to also consider that prices quoted do not account for the spread, they are what the buyer pays NOT what the seller receives, so expect 10-25% less depending on how you sell.
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Richy Rich
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Banksy Queen Victoria Print, by Richy Rich on Sept 5, 2023 12:00:35 GMT 1, Anyone looking to sell right now really should make use of this: www.banksy-value.com/It does all the work for you. Unfortunately the only issue which is nothing to do with the the brilliant site is that in a falling market the retrospective data can fail to keep up with the trend and you may need to discount further to sell, especially privately. Sellers need to also consider that prices quoted do not account for the spread, they are what the buyer pays NOT what the seller receives, so expect 10-25% less depending on how you sell. It also doesn't factor in pieces that have failed to reach their low estimate in recent auctions. For example if you look at WSM on the site then the last auction result was a reasonable hammer fee of £15k at Sotheby's. However if you do some more digging it's failed to attract a bid of £9k at two subsequent auctions. Worth doing your homework if you're buying at the moment with so many passed lots.
Anyone looking to sell right now really should make use of this: www.banksy-value.com/It does all the work for you. Unfortunately the only issue which is nothing to do with the the brilliant site is that in a falling market the retrospective data can fail to keep up with the trend and you may need to discount further to sell, especially privately. Sellers need to also consider that prices quoted do not account for the spread, they are what the buyer pays NOT what the seller receives, so expect 10-25% less depending on how you sell. It also doesn't factor in pieces that have failed to reach their low estimate in recent auctions. For example if you look at WSM on the site then the last auction result was a reasonable hammer fee of £15k at Sotheby's. However if you do some more digging it's failed to attract a bid of £9k at two subsequent auctions. Worth doing your homework if you're buying at the moment with so many passed lots.
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sean1397
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Banksy Queen Victoria Print, by sean1397 on Sept 6, 2023 8:52:38 GMT 1, I think you can expect close to the last sale in all price (maybe a tad below if the market is still falling but no reason someone will pay an auction site $50k and you only 40. Makes mo sense. If one sold yesterday all in for 50k and you ca find the buyer you can prob get close to 50k (maybe 47
I think you can expect close to the last sale in all price (maybe a tad below if the market is still falling but no reason someone will pay an auction site $50k and you only 40. Makes mo sense. If one sold yesterday all in for 50k and you ca find the buyer you can prob get close to 50k (maybe 47
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LJCal
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Banksy Queen Victoria Print, by LJCal on Sept 6, 2023 11:28:16 GMT 1, Anyone looking to sell right now really should make use of this: www.banksy-value.com/It does all the work for you. Unfortunately the only issue which is nothing to do with the the brilliant site is that in a falling market the retrospective data can fail to keep up with the trend and you may need to discount further to sell, especially privately. Sellers need to also consider that prices quoted do not account for the spread, they are what the buyer pays NOT what the seller receives, so expect 10-25% less depending on how you sell. It also doesn't factor in pieces that have failed to reach their low estimate in recent auctions. For example if you look at WSM on the site then the last auction result was a reasonable hammer fee of £15k at Sotheby's. However if you do some more digging it's failed to attract a bid of £9k at two subsequent auctions. Worth doing your homework if you're buying at the moment with so many passed lots. Yes this of course another issue, I agree that it only tells part of the picture, it's a good starting point.
Anyone looking to sell right now really should make use of this: www.banksy-value.com/It does all the work for you. Unfortunately the only issue which is nothing to do with the the brilliant site is that in a falling market the retrospective data can fail to keep up with the trend and you may need to discount further to sell, especially privately. Sellers need to also consider that prices quoted do not account for the spread, they are what the buyer pays NOT what the seller receives, so expect 10-25% less depending on how you sell. It also doesn't factor in pieces that have failed to reach their low estimate in recent auctions. For example if you look at WSM on the site then the last auction result was a reasonable hammer fee of £15k at Sotheby's. However if you do some more digging it's failed to attract a bid of £9k at two subsequent auctions. Worth doing your homework if you're buying at the moment with so many passed lots. Yes this of course another issue, I agree that it only tells part of the picture, it's a good starting point.
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Richy Rich
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Banksy Queen Victoria Print, by Richy Rich on Sept 6, 2023 12:52:59 GMT 1, I think you can expect close to the last sale in all price (maybe a tad below if the market is still falling but no reason someone will pay an auction site $50k and you only 40. Makes mo sense. If one sold yesterday all in for 50k and you ca find the buyer you can prob get close to 50k (maybe 47 Although this seems like it's the way it should work historically it doesn't. When people buy from auctions they are or should be receiving a certain level or security and confidence from an established auction house. They are also contributing towards running costs and overheads. There aren't the same overheads or security when meeting Big Dave in a car park off the M25 to buy his Banksy privately.
As a general rule private sales always seem to be approx halfway between hammer price and final fees so it's probably fairly unlikely you'd achieve £47k privately for a print that hammered at £37k (£50k inc fees)
I think you can expect close to the last sale in all price (maybe a tad below if the market is still falling but no reason someone will pay an auction site $50k and you only 40. Makes mo sense. If one sold yesterday all in for 50k and you ca find the buyer you can prob get close to 50k (maybe 47 Although this seems like it's the way it should work historically it doesn't. When people buy from auctions they are or should be receiving a certain level or security and confidence from an established auction house. They are also contributing towards running costs and overheads. There aren't the same overheads or security when meeting Big Dave in a car park off the M25 to buy his Banksy privately. As a general rule private sales always seem to be approx halfway between hammer price and final fees so it's probably fairly unlikely you'd achieve £47k privately for a print that hammered at £37k (£50k inc fees)
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sean1397
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Banksy Queen Victoria Print, by sean1397 on Sept 8, 2023 19:39:29 GMT 1, I find auction houses a pain in the ass. Sure you get the security of they are not going t steal your money, but I'd say 50-75% of them miss condition issues (even the good ones) and then some will fight when you complain. Add to that most wont ship (or charge exhorbinant shipping fees) - you have to find an art shipper to package and pick up....
99% of the time, I'd rather buy from a private seller so long as Im using a credit card. You will also win a dispute with a private seller where as you may lose with Sotherby. They do a lot more biz with Amex of Chase than you do.
I find auction houses a pain in the ass. Sure you get the security of they are not going t steal your money, but I'd say 50-75% of them miss condition issues (even the good ones) and then some will fight when you complain. Add to that most wont ship (or charge exhorbinant shipping fees) - you have to find an art shipper to package and pick up....
99% of the time, I'd rather buy from a private seller so long as Im using a credit card. You will also win a dispute with a private seller where as you may lose with Sotherby. They do a lot more biz with Amex of Chase than you do.
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