[Bruno Art 99]

Considering selling my framed banksy flag print purchased last year from a gallery framed professionally with museum glass etc and cut out panel at back to display edition number by the gallery,the print isn't mint ,has a slight dink which can only be seen at an angle ,the piece has a coa and comes with gallery paperwork.
Never really warmed to the image and has remained wrapped since purchase ,only removed for a photo.
I'm quite aware of current price but happy to take realistic offers ,I'm based near rye ,you would have to collect,
If interested please DM me and I can send further details ,photos via e mail

[Fast Eddie]

This should help you with pricing. It ends in early 2019.

[Icesay]

Apr 8, 2019 17:22:17 GMT 1 Fast Eddie said:

This should help you with pricing. It ends in early 2019.

Where is this from?

[Fast Eddie]

I made the graph. Prices are from expressobean plus from posts on this forum. I thought it would help he seller and a few potential buyers. It helped me when I bought my Flags. I do this every time I make a purchase above $1000...

[Fast Eddie]

Yes, there is data from here in it as well. In general it'd be great for Daniel Silk to add a price data page, but no biggie.

[Icesay]

Apr 8, 2019 22:15:29 GMT 1 @plurker said:

This graph is incredibly useful, thanks for taking the time to do it fasteddie

The one that sold for over $10k was presumably a gold, or something else special?

Personally I disagree. This is a silver flags analysis no? So the ten grand anomaly is misleading and would make me question the validity of sources.No sources quoted apart from here and elsewhere. Plus it can be seen most recently that a flags with 'issues' sold for close to one without any. It's not very helpful at all. Just my opinion though. Analysing sales is pointless and completely misses the point that someone will pay whatever if it's something they really want and connect with. It's like putting a price on love...pointless and soulless.

[jluhiex]

Apr 8, 2019 22:37:14 GMT 1 Icesay said:

Apr 8, 2019 22:15:29 GMT 1 @plurker said:

This graph is incredibly useful, thanks for taking the time to do it fasteddie

The one that sold for over $10k was presumably a gold, or something else special?

Personally I disagree. This is a silver flags analysis no? So the ten grand anomaly is misleading.No sources quoted apart from here and elsewhere. Plus it can be seen most recently that a flags with 'issues' sold for close to one without any. It's not very helpful at all at most of all not useful to the seller.
Seen better analysis in the Daily Mail. Just my opinion though.

I recall seeing one at auction for that price including fees in 2018. Someone with an artnet database account can probably verify. There was also an edition STIK that just went for 117k and a Richter P15 that sold for 40k usd at an auction in HK. These things happen with uninformed buyers or someone that REALLY wants the piece.

[Fast Eddie]

Just clarify: they are all Silver Flags. Homogenous and fairly liquid. You should not typically focus on this or that datapoint, which may be an oddity. There is no analysis here, just data from private sales, which are the correct benchmark sample, Icesay .

[rjf76]

£5.5-£6k for near mint/mint, anything around £3k +\- for damaged, depending on severity. Printed on chromolux, it’s pretty much irreparable!

[rodgro]

Apr 8, 2019 22:37:14 GMT 1 Icesay said:

Apr 8, 2019 22:15:29 GMT 1 @plurker said:

This graph is incredibly useful, thanks for taking the time to do it fasteddie

The one that sold for over $10k was presumably a gold, or something else special?

Personally I disagree. This is a silver flags analysis no? So the ten grand anomaly is misleading and would make me question the validity of sources.No sources quoted apart from here and elsewhere. Plus it can be seen most recently that a flags with 'issues' sold for close to one without any. It's not very helpful at all. Just my opinion though. Analysing sales is pointless and completely misses the point that someone will pay whatever if it's something they really want and connect with. It's like putting a price on love...pointless and soulless.

Geez mate, the member is just trying to be helpful with the graph. We get it...if some idiot wants to buy something and he has more money than brains than you’re right that sales data is irrelevant but 99.9% of the time it is valuable. Did you really use a reference of price on love compared to a piece of art??? You’re either joking or.....

[bbperez1]

Apr 8, 2019 22:37:14 GMT 1 Icesay said:

Apr 8, 2019 22:15:29 GMT 1 @plurker said:

This graph is incredibly useful, thanks for taking the time to do it fasteddie

The one that sold for over $10k was presumably a gold, or something else special?

Personally I disagree. This is a silver flags analysis no? So the ten grand anomaly is misleading and would make me question the validity of sources.No sources quoted apart from here and elsewhere. Plus it can be seen most recently that a flags with 'issues' sold for close to one without any. It's not very helpful at all. Just my opinion though. Analysing sales is pointless and completely misses the point that someone will pay whatever if it's something they really want and connect with. It's like putting a price on love...pointless and soulless.

Take it easy. Where’s your graph? This guy Eddie was just being helpful. There will always be outliers. And as longs as Eddie kept the cites for the prices, he did a great job and anyone buying should appreciate this guy did this.

Thank you Eddie

[Buff Monster Fan]

I'm a data nerd, so I love the visualization over time - thanks for sharing Fast Eddie!

[Icesay]

Yes that's right...I have a different opinion, it is allowed you know. And yes I buy because I like something and know what I'm willing to pay. Enjoy the graph folks!

[Bruno Art 99]

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