[elevenspots]

Hey. 

not sure if this is in the correct place. 

I have 3 prints - looking for a guide price for insurance or maybe sale. 

any help or direction would be amazing 

all COA - all original owners - all framed by Ricardo In Acton. 

what are The prices now?

nola grey original -edition of 289 (I think)
choose your weapon - edition 25 - khaki 
no bAll games - edition 250 (I think) grey 

currently in art storage - with massive weekly insurance fees!

let me know what you think. 

thankyou in advance for help. 

[Adam Bad]

Nola grey is an edition of 63. If yours is out of 289 it's the white edition.

[hnkpnk]

May 9, 2022 20:16:47 GMT 1 Adam Bad said:

Nola grey is an edition of 63. If yours is out of 289 it's the white edition.

Yes. The grey/white refers to the rain, not the background.

[wf]

my guess is for realistic prices… and condition!

nola grey original -edition of 289 (I think) White version between £90-110
choose your weapon - edition 25 - khaki between £110 -130
no bAll games - edition 250 (I think) grey between £65-80

[Hugos There]

Ultimart Insurance usually point policy holders in the direction of My Art Broker for up to date values for cover purposes..
I'm sure Joe would be happy to help.

[JFCC]

All three are fantastic and I would hold on to all of them.

Chubb do an Art policy that gives you 200% cover on an agreed valuation so that relieves the stress of having to be spot on.

Valuation wise for insurance you need to look more towards retail values and not at the last lowest auction price. You also have to ignore short term market variations, contrary to popular opinion one low price at auction does not mean a piece is permanently devalued.

Value wise I'd would be insuring Nola White at £125k, Choose Your Weapon £125k and NBG grey at £95k.

Just my view!

[njr911]

May 10, 2022 9:16:40 GMT 1 JFCC said:

All three are fantastic and I would hold on to all of them.

Chubb do an Art policy that gives you 200% cover on an agreed valuation so that relieves the stress of having to be spot on.

Valuation wise for insurance you need to look more towards retail values and not at the last lowest auction price. You also have to ignore short term market variations, contrary to popular opinion one low price at auction does not mean a piece is permanently devalued.

Value wise I'd would be insuring Nola White at £125k, Choose Your Weapon £125k and NBG grey at £95k.

Just my view!

Agreed - Always go high with insurance values as if the worst did happen you don't want to shopping around. You want to walk into a gallery and buy one hence insuring at gallery prices

[elevenspots]

Thankyou all for your advice.

I’m going to hold on to the Banksy prints for the time being - hopefully I will sell some other bits! New motorcycle to pay for😂

May 10, 2022 10:25:59 GMT 1 njr911 said:

May 10, 2022 9:16:40 GMT 1 JFCC said:

All three are fantastic and I would hold on to all of them.

Chubb do an Art policy that gives you 200% cover on an agreed valuation so that relieves the stress of having to be spot on.

Valuation wise for insurance you need to look more towards retail values and not at the last lowest auction price. You also have to ignore short term market variations, contrary to popular opinion one low price at auction does not mean a piece is permanently devalued.

Value wise I'd would be insuring Nola White at £125k, Choose Your Weapon £125k and NBG grey at £95k.

Just my view!

Agreed - Always go high with insurance values as if the worst did happen you don't want to shopping around. You want to walk into a gallery and buy one hence insuring at gallery prices