[JFCC]

Feb 17, 2021 2:08:52 GMT 1 Father of Boys said:

Would say around 45k for private sale.....Hidden has a signed for 76k currently

The one at Hidden Gallery is signed. An unsigned one sold privately is £38-42k.

[Warm Gun]

I fought the law

Unsigned

Framed with UV glass (I believe by Pauli frames)

Excellent condition

COA in hand

Located on the South Coast (near Bognor Regis)

Payment preferred in Bitcoin 

[Warm Gun]

Jul 12, 2021 14:24:37 GMT 1 markx2 said:

Jul 12, 2021 13:40:07 GMT 1 Warm Gun said:

I fought the law

Unsigned

Framed with UV glass (I believe by Pauli frames)

Excellent condition

COA in hand

Located on the South Coast (near Bognor Regis)

Payment preferred in Bitcoin 

Appears quite a few offloading Banksy's?

Strange comment considering this was the Banksy forum and people sell Banksy stuff on here all year round.

[tab1]

Jul 12, 2021 15:23:13 GMT 1 Warm Gun said:

Jul 12, 2021 14:24:37 GMT 1 markx2 said:

Appears quite a few offloading Banksy's?

Strange comment considering this was the Banksy forum and people sell Banksy stuff on here all year round.

Accurate observation, hard found to find a few prints at once here over the years, noted most on sale here are new pest certificates so assume most are from collectors from release, once all these come to market it will be back to usual .

[Warm Gun]

2 banksy prints for sale at reasonable prices...not a single enquiry or low ball offer....market is not looking good.

[Deleted]

Jul 14, 2021 8:13:38 GMT 1 Warm Gun said:

2 banksy prints for sale at reasonable prices...not a single enquiry or low ball offer....market is not looking good.

Its continuing its circle, I think its at about 1.15 am.     4.25 am

[Graham H]

Maybe a good time to buy?

Its no wonder it is where it currently is with so many prints being sold in the last 12 months really

Jul 14, 2021 8:13:38 GMT 1 Warm Gun said:

2 banksy prints for sale at reasonable prices...not a single enquiry or low ball offer....market is not looking good.

[jayTown]

Jul 17, 2021 22:53:44 GMT 1 @phlegyas said:

Jul 17, 2021 16:02:03 GMT 1 markx2 said:

Yep, went and checked. Sad world. 

He's a good man for trying, but those that run humanity only excel at being inhuman! 

"those that run humanity only excel at being inhuman"....should pop that on a t-shirt.

[therivler1]

Jul 14, 2021 8:13:38 GMT 1 Warm Gun said:

2 banksy prints for sale at reasonable prices...not a single enquiry or low ball offer....market is not looking good.

£35k is not a good price for the unsigned. 

[Warm Gun]

Jul 19, 2021 19:21:38 GMT 1 therivler1 said:

Jul 14, 2021 8:13:38 GMT 1 Warm Gun said:

2 banksy prints for sale at reasonable prices...not a single enquiry or low ball offer....market is not looking good.

£35k is not a good price for the unsigned. 

Thanks forum price guru. I'm always open to offers anyway.

[boatman]

Looking to sell my Banksy IFTL

Its unsigned, professionally framed, in excellent condition. Pest Control COA

Based in London

Looking for 38k ono

Can email a video walk around of the print also












Details

Original screenprint in colours

Date 2004, on wove, numbered from edition of 500 in pencil

Published by Pictures on Walls, London, with their blindstamp

The dimensions full sheet, 700 x 700mm (27 1/2 x 27 1/2in)

[LJCal]

Jul 19, 2021 21:30:05 GMT 1 Warm Gun said:

Jul 19, 2021 19:21:38 GMT 1 therivler1 said:

£35k is not a good price for the unsigned. 

Thanks forum price guru. I'm always open to offers anyway.

He makes a fair point, last one at auction hammered at £18k and £24k with fees. What incentive does a buyer have to pay a premium privately when auction results are way down? 

[Georgie Poppit]

Are people still wanting payment in Bitcoin- looks like the crypto market has turned to shite

[Warm Gun]

Jul 20, 2021 11:27:02 GMT 1 LJCal said:

Jul 19, 2021 21:30:05 GMT 1 Warm Gun said:

Thanks forum price guru. I'm always open to offers anyway.

He makes a fair point, last one at auction hammered at £18k and £24k with fees. What incentive does a buyer have to pay a premium privately when auction results are way down? 

The last auction result was £32950 so I'm not sure of your source? 

[LJCal]

Jul 20, 2021 11:39:59 GMT 1 Warm Gun said:

Jul 20, 2021 11:27:02 GMT 1 LJCal said:

He makes a fair point, last one at auction hammered at £18k and £24k with fees. What incentive does a buyer have to pay a premium privately when auction results are way down? 

The last auction result was £32950 so I'm not sure of your source? 

Bonhams:
www.bonhams.com/online_auctions/27203/lot/14/
www.bonhams.com/auctions/26782/lot/158/
£18k and £20k hammer respectively and £24-26k with all fees. I'd say if you want to generate interest the price needs to start with a two and you may end up accepting something starting with a 1 if you really want to sell.
Edit - You may find a taker for 1 bitcoin, I imagine some people will be keen to offload. 

[Pint of cockles]

Please accept Banksy prints have lost 40per cent across the board they still selling but needs to be recently hammered prices and just below or just stick it back on your wall await for the silliness again
Lj cal makes a sensible comment

Just a opinion

[Warm Gun]

Jul 20, 2021 11:35:32 GMT 1 Georgie Poppit said:

Are people still wanting payment in Bitcoin- looks like the crypto market has turned to shite

Turned to shite? …..that would depend when someone started their crypto investments. Many are still 1000's of % up.

The market is currently going through a much needed correction, ....so would actually be a great time to sell an item for Bitcoin as you'd receive more of it than you would have a month ago. It would also be a good time to offload bitcoin if you are currently in profit on it and think it will drop more.

It's potentially win win.

I am trying to accumulate as much crypto as I can as I believe in it as an investment and as the future of finance/technology.

[Wendero]

Jul 20, 2021 12:26:16 GMT 1 LJCal said:

Jul 20, 2021 11:39:59 GMT 1 Warm Gun said:

The last auction result was £32950 so I'm not sure of your source? 

Bonhams:
www.bonhams.com/online_auctions/27203/lot/14/
www.bonhams.com/auctions/26782/lot/158/
£18k and £20k hammer respectively and £24-26k with all fees. I'd say if you want to generate interest the price needs to start with a two and you may end up accepting something starting with a 1 if you really want to sell.
Edit - You may find a taker for 1 bitcoin, I imagine some people will be keen to offload. 

in any case I think an average should be made, right?
I do not think it is correct to refer to the lowest price of the last auction ...

[Pawel]

Jul 20, 2021 12:32:11 GMT 1 Pint of cockles said:

Please accept Banksy prints have lost 40per cent across the board they still selling but needs to be recently hammered prices and just below or just stick it back on your wall await for the silliness again
Lj cal makes a sensible comment

Just a opinion

I thing we all agree that the Banksy market lost some steam, but is it really a 40% drop? 15-20% maybe? 

[Warm Gun]

Jul 20, 2021 12:32:11 GMT 1 Pint of cockles said:

Please accept Banksy prints have lost 40per cent across the board they still selling but needs to be recently hammered prices and just below or just stick it back on your wall await for the silliness again
Lj cal makes a sensible comment

Just a opinion

As I said, I'm well happy to consider any offer. I've been on this forum 12 years and have sold a dozen Banksy prints...I know how it works my dude.

[Pint of cockles]

A offer wound need to be around 18k for you to have a chance of selling this on this forum at this present time
But you probably dont want to hear this

[Warm Gun]

Jul 20, 2021 12:26:16 GMT 1 LJCal said:

Jul 20, 2021 11:39:59 GMT 1 Warm Gun said:

The last auction result was £32950 so I'm not sure of your source? 

Bonhams:
www.bonhams.com/online_auctions/27203/lot/14/
www.bonhams.com/auctions/26782/lot/158/
£18k and £20k hammer respectively and £24-26k with all fees. I'd say if you want to generate interest the price needs to start with a two and you may end up accepting something starting with a 1 if you really want to sell.
Edit - You may find a taker for 1 bitcoin, I imagine some people will be keen to offload. 

And what about the latest result at £32950 from SBI Art Auction? you can't just pick and choose which auction results suit your opinion.

[Warm Gun]

Jul 20, 2021 12:40:30 GMT 1 Pint of cockles said:

A offer wound need to be around 18k for you to have a chance of selling this on this forum at this present time
But you probably dont want to hear this

I've been here over a decade my friend, this is not my first rodeo. I've also been offered above that price already, thanks for your input though matey.

[Pint of cockles]

If you been on here over 10 years don’t put silly prices trying to take people for fools you should no better 31k is laughable people on here watch the market so you just kidding yourself

Sorry if I offended it was never my intention

[Pawel]

Jul 20, 2021 11:35:32 GMT 1 Georgie Poppit said:

Are people still wanting payment in Bitcoin- looks like the crypto market has turned to shite

You get more bitcoins for your Banksy then.

[ricardob]

Jul 20, 2021 12:49:57 GMT 1 Pint of cockles said:

If you been on here over 10 years don’t put silly prices trying to take people for fools you should no better 31k is laughable people on here watch the market so you just kidding yourself

Sorry if I offended it was never my intention

Agree with you

Just to put things into perspective, I just agreed to sell a signed print for something around 15% below last hammer. I do believe one has to be realistic if you really want to sell something, otherwise just wait for the rebound.

You might be lucky. Last time I sold a Banksy print (10 year ago), I got it wrong and the market shot up 3 times within 3 months hehehehehehe all you need is Banksy to come out with another show like he did back then (Better out than in).

[Richy Rich]

I feel sorry for the chap who just put one up for sale for £38k. Unfortunately, the market is volatile so there aren't many collectors buying at the moment as (somewhat sensibly) they're waiting to see if things stabilise. Instead there seems to be a bit of an influx of bedroom dealers and naysayers trying to drive down prices further so they can try and pick off some cheap deals.

[Lazarus II]

Apart from eliciting comments from the many who dont like the price, does it matter what price the seller puts on it ? The advertised price is unlikely to deter a serious buyer with a serious offer and the seller has stated a few times that they are open to offers.

[ricardob]

Jul 20, 2021 13:22:15 GMT 1 Lazarus II said:

Apart from eliciting comments from the many who dont like the price, does it matter what price the seller puts on it ? The advertised price is unlikely to deter a serious buyer with a serious offer and the seller has stated a few times that they are open to offers.

You are right, but it is also a fine line. 

If the price is too high there wont be any takers and a good heads up (preferably by PM) to the seller is a good thing. The problem is when people start talking silly numbers (eg. 25K for a signed print).

[LJCal]

Jul 20, 2021 12:42:05 GMT 1 Warm Gun said:

Jul 20, 2021 12:26:16 GMT 1 LJCal said:

Bonhams:
www.bonhams.com/online_auctions/27203/lot/14/
www.bonhams.com/auctions/26782/lot/158/
£18k and £20k hammer respectively and £24-26k with all fees. I'd say if you want to generate interest the price needs to start with a two and you may end up accepting something starting with a 1 if you really want to sell.
Edit - You may find a taker for 1 bitcoin, I imagine some people will be keen to offload. 

And what about the latest result at £32950 from SBI Art Auction? you can't just pick and choose which auction results suit your opinion.

Sorry, I didn't see this, Japan's auctions still seem to be producing strong results. The last 3 in the UK all hammered around £20k so SBI is the outlier. I hope you sell it for a good price, but don't see the point of wasting time with an unrealistic ask, that's why you aren't getting enquiries.