Pipes
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For Sale Banksy White Nola - New York City Area, by Pipes on Dec 30, 2017 0:17:12 GMT 1, Nice - GLWS
if you know recent prices - might as well state what you are after?
Nice - GLWS
if you know recent prices - might as well state what you are after?
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Poster Bob
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For Sale Banksy White Nola - New York City Area, by Poster Bob on Dec 30, 2017 0:46:30 GMT 1, Name and shame.
Nice - GLWS if you know recent prices - might as well state what you are after? Ah yes thanks. Have had an offer at 39K GBP from a gallery that I feel like I should probably take. Have also already had knuckleheads offering me 25K USD and I'm like please go away.
Name and shame. Nice - GLWS if you know recent prices - might as well state what you are after? Ah yes thanks. Have had an offer at 39K GBP from a gallery that I feel like I should probably take. Have also already had knuckleheads offering me 25K USD and I'm like please go away. |
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Laugh Now 10
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For Sale Banksy White Nola - New York City Area, by Laugh Now 10 on Dec 30, 2017 1:03:48 GMT 1, if you don’t own a NOLA well, what are you waiting for - this is Top 3 print edition status for Banksy - liquidate all your unsigned prints and buy this ASAP 
if you don’t own a NOLA well, what are you waiting for - this is Top 3 print edition status for Banksy - liquidate all your unsigned prints and buy this ASAP |
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sfnyc
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For Sale Banksy White Nola - New York City Area, by sfnyc on Dec 30, 2017 6:25:16 GMT 1, Given it's the standard edition with a high print run, 39k GBP looks like a very strong offer imo. If you need cash now then its prob your best option - I d be interested but my max would be 30k gbp
Given it's the standard edition with a high print run, 39k GBP looks like a very strong offer imo. If you need cash now then its prob your best option - I d be interested but my max would be 30k gbp
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dreadnatty
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For Sale Banksy White Nola - New York City Area, by dreadnatty on Dec 30, 2017 6:38:10 GMT 1, Some lovely stuff for sale....you moving to 5th Ave or CPW 😉?
GLWTS
Some lovely stuff for sale....you moving to 5th Ave or CPW 😉?
GLWTS
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astbury
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For Sale Banksy White Nola - New York City Area, by astbury on Dec 30, 2017 8:57:47 GMT 1, Given it's the standard edition with a high print run, 39k GBP looks like a very strong offer imo. If you need cash now then its prob your best option - I d be interested but my max would be 30k gbp
Sure and I'd like to buy a tenner for a fiver, any takers?
Given it's the standard edition with a high print run, 39k GBP looks like a very strong offer imo. If you need cash now then its prob your best option - I d be interested but my max would be 30k gbp Sure and I'd like to buy a tenner for a fiver, any takers? |
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Poster Bob
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For Sale Banksy White Nola - New York City Area, by Poster Bob on Dec 30, 2017 10:24:19 GMT 1, Damaged ones were selling for high 30s months ago.
Given it's the standard edition with a high print run, 39k GBP looks like a very strong offer imo. If you need cash now then its prob your best option - I d be interested but my max would be 30k gbp
Damaged ones were selling for high 30s months ago. Given it's the standard edition with a high print run, 39k GBP looks like a very strong offer imo. If you need cash now then its prob your best option - I d be interested but my max would be 30k gbp |
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Winter
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For Sale Banksy White Nola - New York City Area, by Winter on Dec 30, 2017 10:30:28 GMT 1, I thought these were about £42k+
If a gallery is offering £39k that’s probably about right
I thought these were about £42k+
If a gallery is offering £39k that’s probably about right
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Deephs
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For Sale Banksy White Nola - New York City Area, by Deephs on Dec 30, 2017 12:45:07 GMT 1, nice framing!
GLTWS
nice framing!
GLTWS
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®at
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For Sale Banksy White Nola - New York City Area, by ®at on Dec 30, 2017 13:21:46 GMT 1, Classic 'barkby' era signature
Classic 'barkby' era signature
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geoffny
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For Sale Banksy White Nola - New York City Area, by geoffny on Dec 30, 2017 14:46:59 GMT 1, Classic 'barkby' era signature
Hi,
I’m in NY. I’m interested in the “white nola” piece. Can you PM me details?
Thanks,
Geoff
Classic 'barkby' era signature Hi, I’m in NY. I’m interested in the “white nola” piece. Can you PM me details? Thanks, Geoff |
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wisky
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For Sale Banksy White Nola - New York City Area, by wisky on Jan 17, 2018 9:25:15 GMT 1, .......You didn't take the 39k offered by the gallery???
.......You didn't take the 39k offered by the gallery???
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For Sale Banksy White Nola - New York City Area, by Deleted on Jan 17, 2018 9:52:25 GMT 1, .......You didn't take the 39k offered by the gallery???
What a strange turn of events 😂
.......You didn't take the 39k offered by the gallery??? What a strange turn of events 😂 |
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bjoern
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For Sale Banksy White Nola - New York City Area, by bjoern on Jan 17, 2018 10:17:14 GMT 1, Great offer, good luck!
Great offer, good luck!
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Winter
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For Sale Banksy White Nola - New York City Area, by Winter on Jan 17, 2018 13:01:43 GMT 1, Cut corners?! How have you left it with that framer?
Cut corners?! How have you left it with that framer?
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Hubble Bubble
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For Sale Banksy White Nola - New York City Area, by Hubble Bubble on Jan 17, 2018 13:35:17 GMT 1, Sorry to hear.
Was it definitely Matte burn and not paper yellowing/bleaching? Either way, it's a lesson for sure. The paper stock on many B prints is often very fragile esp where ageing and light is concerned. Mine are all floated with 100% of the paper on show.
I hear more and more stories of removal from frames with this type of result. Hope you get it sorted.
HB
Sorry to hear.
Was it definitely Matte burn and not paper yellowing/bleaching? Either way, it's a lesson for sure. The paper stock on many B prints is often very fragile esp where ageing and light is concerned. Mine are all floated with 100% of the paper on show.
I hear more and more stories of removal from frames with this type of result. Hope you get it sorted.
HB
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corinthia
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For Sale Banksy White Nola - New York City Area, by corinthia on Jan 17, 2018 13:42:59 GMT 1, For what it is worth I was seriously engaged in the purchase of the print. The member was great to work with and we were both surprised by the condition report. As a collector sometimes condition expectations can be unrealistic. Especially on some of these older prints. The print is in great shape and the image is not effected at all. I have no doubt someone will enjoy this print.
For what it is worth I was seriously engaged in the purchase of the print. The member was great to work with and we were both surprised by the condition report. As a collector sometimes condition expectations can be unrealistic. Especially on some of these older prints. The print is in great shape and the image is not effected at all. I have no doubt someone will enjoy this print.
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Unica
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For Sale Banksy White Nola - New York City Area, by Unica on Jan 17, 2018 15:35:39 GMT 1, I feel sorry for the OP, he tried obviously to protect his print, another reason to float frame. Hopefully it can be sorted. I like the idea of sending it to a conservator for a report, may I ask who offers this service.
I feel sorry for the OP, he tried obviously to protect his print, another reason to float frame. Hopefully it can be sorted. I like the idea of sending it to a conservator for a report, may I ask who offers this service.
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rodgro
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For Sale Banksy White Nola - New York City Area, by rodgro on Jan 17, 2018 16:48:37 GMT 1, Hi all. I’m certainly not trying to hi jack this users sale thread but can someone please help me here as I’m a bit confused on the level of condition being discussed here. I’m by no means a Banksy expert but from what I’ve been able to gather a good portion of these prints were originally sold for 50GBP back in the day. What is today’s expectation of condition for prints that are nearly two decades old and were sold for so little? I understand that large creases, etc would be a problem with determining value but a matte burn and conservation reports? While I understand that a current buyer wants as nice a print as possible when they are spending tens of thousands of dollars, euros, pounds, etc but realistically how many people spent many times over what the prints were sold for to frame them to conservation standards or the insight to put them away in archival sleeves/files back in the day so that 20 years later they are perfect? It’s all very interesting. I guess where I am going with this is that it looks like this Nola is no longer worth 40K GBP, but it surprises me that the thread just seems to drop off like it was either perfect and worth 40K or it wasn’t as is worth nothing. I’m sure that’s an exaggeration, but what does a “matte burn” do to the value of this print and who makes that determination? Thanks all. I hope my rant/questions were respectful.
Hi all. I’m certainly not trying to hi jack this users sale thread but can someone please help me here as I’m a bit confused on the level of condition being discussed here. I’m by no means a Banksy expert but from what I’ve been able to gather a good portion of these prints were originally sold for 50GBP back in the day. What is today’s expectation of condition for prints that are nearly two decades old and were sold for so little? I understand that large creases, etc would be a problem with determining value but a matte burn and conservation reports? While I understand that a current buyer wants as nice a print as possible when they are spending tens of thousands of dollars, euros, pounds, etc but realistically how many people spent many times over what the prints were sold for to frame them to conservation standards or the insight to put them away in archival sleeves/files back in the day so that 20 years later they are perfect? It’s all very interesting. I guess where I am going with this is that it looks like this Nola is no longer worth 40K GBP, but it surprises me that the thread just seems to drop off like it was either perfect and worth 40K or it wasn’t as is worth nothing. I’m sure that’s an exaggeration, but what does a “matte burn” do to the value of this print and who makes that determination? Thanks all. I hope my rant/questions were respectful. |
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anodyne13
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For Sale Banksy White Nola - New York City Area, by anodyne13 on Jan 18, 2018 5:25:08 GMT 1, Most of the edition of these are in good condition because they were known to be worth something when released so damage to the print will discount the price significantly. I’m no expert, but I would say the burn in described above probably discounts 25-30%.
In the case of very early Shepard Fairey prints for example most of the available prints have some sort of damage because people did not think they were valuable at the time and didn’t treat them as art/collectors items so the market price has some of the damage built in. The pristine example will then fetch a premium to the typical price.
Most of the edition of these are in good condition because they were known to be worth something when released so damage to the print will discount the price significantly. I’m no expert, but I would say the burn in described above probably discounts 25-30%.
In the case of very early Shepard Fairey prints for example most of the available prints have some sort of damage because people did not think they were valuable at the time and didn’t treat them as art/collectors items so the market price has some of the damage built in. The pristine example will then fetch a premium to the typical price.
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wisky
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For Sale Banksy White Nola - New York City Area, by wisky on Jan 18, 2018 22:10:11 GMT 1, Cut corners?! How have you left it with that framer? Left it with my insurance company. They are looking to determine whether they intend to take a run at him. That's the thing that aggravated me most. I was adamant about it being done to conservation standards. Mylar hinges 10 years ago? Almost no framer used them. Then you screw up and use non-conservation matting? Just a warning to you all, also a warning to make sure your art is covered by a good insurer.
Cut corners?! How have you left it with that framer? Left it with my insurance company. They are looking to determine whether they intend to take a run at him. That's the thing that aggravated me most. I was adamant about it being done to conservation standards. Mylar hinges 10 years ago? Almost no framer used them. Then you screw up and use non-conservation matting? Just a warning to you all, also a warning to make sure your art is covered by a good insurer. I would be sueing that framer for the current value of the print, what is the name of the framers? |
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beenrhymin
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For Sale Banksy White Nola - New York City Area, by beenrhymin on Jan 18, 2018 22:33:45 GMT 1, Most of the edition of these are in good condition because they were known to be worth something when released so damage to the print will discount the price significantly. I’m no expert, but I would say the burn in described above probably discounts 25-30%. In the case of very early Shepard Fairey prints for example most of the available prints have some sort of damage because people did not think they were valuable at the time and didn’t treat them as art/collectors items so the market price has some of the damage built in. The pristine example will then fetch a premium to the typical price.
I am in NYC as well pfffffffffft and i am an expert, feel free to PM me, i would buy or even just assist and send you to the only conservator you should consider.
Most of the edition of these are in good condition because they were known to be worth something when released so damage to the print will discount the price significantly. I’m no expert, but I would say the burn in described above probably discounts 25-30%. In the case of very early Shepard Fairey prints for example most of the available prints have some sort of damage because people did not think they were valuable at the time and didn’t treat them as art/collectors items so the market price has some of the damage built in. The pristine example will then fetch a premium to the typical price. That is a Gross overstatement 25-30% no way. i would say half that or less, if its in the margin and not disctinct (yellowed etc). I am in NYC as well pfffffffffft and i am an expert, feel free to PM me, i would buy or even just assist and send you to the only conservator you should consider. |
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Pipes
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For Sale Banksy White Nola - New York City Area, by Pipes on Jan 18, 2018 23:46:23 GMT 1, Most of the edition of these are in good condition because they were known to be worth something when released so damage to the print will discount the price significantly. I’m no expert, but I would say the burn in described above probably discounts 25-30%. In the case of very early Shepard Fairey prints for example most of the available prints have some sort of damage because people did not think they were valuable at the time and didn’t treat them as art/collectors items so the market price has some of the damage built in. The pristine example will then fetch a premium to the typical price. That is a Gross overstatement 25-30% no way. i would say half that or less, if its in the margin and not disctinct (yellowed etc). I am in NYC as well pfffffffffft and i am an expert, feel free to PM me, i would buy or even just assist and send you to the only conservator you should consider.
Alvarez?
Most of the edition of these are in good condition because they were known to be worth something when released so damage to the print will discount the price significantly. I’m no expert, but I would say the burn in described above probably discounts 25-30%. In the case of very early Shepard Fairey prints for example most of the available prints have some sort of damage because people did not think they were valuable at the time and didn’t treat them as art/collectors items so the market price has some of the damage built in. The pristine example will then fetch a premium to the typical price. That is a Gross overstatement 25-30% no way. i would say half that or less, if its in the margin and not disctinct (yellowed etc). I am in NYC as well pfffffffffft and i am an expert, feel free to PM me, i would buy or even just assist and send you to the only conservator you should consider. Alvarez? |
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beenrhymin
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For Sale Banksy White Nola - New York City Area, by beenrhymin on Jan 19, 2018 15:49:39 GMT 1, That is a Gross overstatement 25-30% no way. i would say half that or less, if its in the margin and not disctinct (yellowed etc). I am in NYC as well pfffffffffft and i am an expert, feel free to PM me, i would buy or even just assist and send you to the only conservator you should consider. Alvarez?
That is a Gross overstatement 25-30% no way. i would say half that or less, if its in the margin and not disctinct (yellowed etc). I am in NYC as well pfffffffffft and i am an expert, feel free to PM me, i would buy or even just assist and send you to the only conservator you should consider. Alvarez? Exactly! although pitsch is good too.... |
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While I understand that a current buyer wants as nice a print as possible when they are spending tens of thousands of dollars, euros, pounds, etc but realistically how many people spent many times over what the prints were sold for to frame them to conservation standards or the insight to put them away in archival sleeves/files back in the day so that 20 years later they are perfect? It’s all very interesting. I guess where I am going with this is that it looks like this Nola is no longer worth 40K GBP, but it surprises me that the thread just seems to drop off like it was either perfect and worth 40K or it wasn’t as is worth nothing. I’m sure that’s an exaggeration, but what does a “matte burn” do to the value of this print and who makes that determination? Thanks all. I hope my rant/questions were respectful. 
