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Offering £1350 cash for your strawberry do-nut. Going to a good home and to my wall.London Based, can collect
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or please pm me your best offer...though I think £1350 is a fair price. ie. no ebay/paypal fees??? Think £1400 is the price they will settle around.

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Morning bump

[neale]

Dont think many on here want to sell them judging by the amount of unanswered posts, which is just how it should be..............Ebay?

[pezlow]

I'll pay the same for a chocolate (or strawberry for that matter after Wave). Sorry to hijack the thread wave.

[neale]

amazed how many people want this, gotta be one of his weakest prints to date

[cashman]

Aug 21, 2009 21:05:07 GMT 1 neale said:

amazed how many people want this, gotta be one of his weakest prints to date

agreed, will be valued no more than a color trolley as soon as people start unloading them and the hype of a new release dies down

[pezlow]

Aug 21, 2009 21:05:07 GMT 1 neale said:

amazed how many people want this, gotta be one of his weakest prints to date

Each to their own. I think it's great.

[G-Man]

I agree with you P

Especially after seeing the og at the show thsi one is a beauty and will sit great next to S&S

I want one too, its a shame that so many of us didnt score from source and now are havein to raise the £1300-£1500 for one on the secondary

[monkeyballs]

Its a bloody good print guys, end of

[lee3]

Aug 22, 2009 6:57:56 GMT 1 @cashman said:

Aug 21, 2009 21:05:07 GMT 1 neale said:

amazed how many people want this, gotta be one of his weakest prints to date

agreed, will be valued no more than a color trolley as soon as people start unloading them and the hype of a new release dies down

Let's hope there are more than a few (dare I saw majority?) that entered simply because of donut's price relative to other prints. I remember laughing hysterically at the composition in person at the show but couldn't justify the price. I entered the lottery because of the sentimental/nostalgic memory it would/will give me of being at that show. I was and still am floored at the artistic undertaking for Banksy vs. the Bristol museum. i do not normally collect prints and this will be the second one in my collection without any chance of leaving. I suspect that for many, this is a nice reminder of an event that took significant effort to attend in person and the reward was exponentially better than one could ever have hoped. It certainly has made a the few shows I've see since pale by comparison. That's not to suggest that a healthy number of the ~ 600 will not end up for sale. However, i believe there are a certain number that some may be underestimating will never be offered for sale for the reasons mentioned above.

I also LOVE the thought of hanging this print above my guest bed in which my father in law, a now retired judge, will sleep beneath when he comes to visit.

[Karl Read]

Great post Lee.

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Aug 21, 2009 20:56:25 GMT 1 pezlow said:

I'll pay the same for a chocolate (or strawberry for that matter after Wave). Sorry to hijack the thread wave.

No worries pez.

Still looking people. Think the last ones on the bay were shilled up no end. That last strawberry hit 1300 after about a day so more than a bit suspect. I'm hanging in around 1400. Don't get me wrong i love the choccy too but prefer the pink after the show. TBH there are so many great potential future releases and you can't have them all eh so if nothing comes along, i may save up my money. Police running through the fields would be top on the wish list.

[howlinhooker]

totally agree shill bidding i also hope to get 1 soon as poss when the price is right ......good luck in getting one

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Aug 23, 2009 14:18:36 GMT 1 @howlinhooker said:

totally agree shill bidding i also hope to get 1 soon as poss when the price is right ......good luck in getting one

Yeah cheers, i'm sure it'll be happy days all round when the prov starts arriving.

[howlinhooker]

yeah really hope so ....................................fingers crossed

[cashman]

Aug 22, 2009 16:14:17 GMT 1 lee3 said:

Aug 22, 2009 6:57:56 GMT 1 @cashman said:

agreed, will be valued no more than a color trolley as soon as people start unloading them and the hype of a new release dies down

Let's hope there are more than a few (dare I saw majority?) that entered simply because of donut's price relative to other prints. I remember laughing hysterically at the composition in person at the show but couldn't justify the price. I entered the lottery because of the sentimental/nostalgic memory it would/will give me of being at that show. I was and still am floored at the artistic undertaking for Banksy vs. the Bristol museum. i do not normally collect prints and this will be the second one in my collection without any chance of leaving. I suspect that for many, this is a nice reminder of an event that took significant effort to attend in person and the reward was exponentially better than one could ever have hoped. It certainly has made a the few shows I've see since pale by comparison. That's not to suggest that a healthy number of the ~ 600 will not end up for sale. However, i believe there are a certain number that some may be underestimating will never be offered for sale for the reasons mentioned above.

I also LOVE the thought of hanging this print above my guest bed in which my father in law, a now retired judge, will sleep beneath when he comes to visit.

If you are right, that would be cool and a touching tribute to what looks like a great show BUT id say its likely that less than 10% of the UK based people that picked this up even bothered to go to the show. Id love to be wrong but im in a pessimistic mood Within 1-2 months id say a lot of the people devoting there love to the piece on here will be looking to 'trade up' or finding some other way to avoid looking like they were trying to make a profit.

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Aug 23, 2009 15:14:57 GMT 1 @cashman said:

Aug 22, 2009 16:14:17 GMT 1 lee3 said:

Let's hope there are more than a few (dare I saw majority?) that entered simply because of donut's price relative to other prints. I remember laughing hysterically at the composition in person at the show but couldn't justify the price. I entered the lottery because of the sentimental/nostalgic memory it would/will give me of being at that show. I was and still am floored at the artistic undertaking for Banksy vs. the Bristol museum. i do not normally collect prints and this will be the second one in my collection without any chance of leaving. I suspect that for many, this is a nice reminder of an event that took significant effort to attend in person and the reward was exponentially better than one could ever have hoped. It certainly has made a the few shows I've see since pale by comparison. That's not to suggest that a healthy number of the ~ 600 will not end up for sale. However, i believe there are a certain number that some may be underestimating will never be offered for sale for the reasons mentioned above.

I also LOVE the thought of hanging this print above my guest bed in which my father in law, a now retired judge, will sleep beneath when he comes to visit.

If you are right, that would be cool and a touching tribute to what looks like a great show BUT id say its likely that less than 10% of the UK based people that picked this up even bothered to go to the show. Id love to be wrong but im in a pessimistic mood Within 1-2 months id say a lot of the people devoting there love to the piece on here will be looking to 'trade up' or finding some other way to avoid looking like they were trying to make a profit.

Taking my better half to see the show was definately a good move.
(How else could i persuade her to let me take so much money out of our savings )

[chrisps303]

Aug 23, 2009 15:14:57 GMT 1 @cashman said:

Aug 22, 2009 16:14:17 GMT 1 lee3 said:

Let's hope there are more than a few (dare I saw majority?) that entered simply because of donut's price relative to other prints. I remember laughing hysterically at the composition in person at the show but couldn't justify the price. I entered the lottery because of the sentimental/nostalgic memory it would/will give me of being at that show. I was and still am floored at the artistic undertaking for Banksy vs. the Bristol museum. i do not normally collect prints and this will be the second one in my collection without any chance of leaving. I suspect that for many, this is a nice reminder of an event that took significant effort to attend in person and the reward was exponentially better than one could ever have hoped. It certainly has made a the few shows I've see since pale by comparison. That's not to suggest that a healthy number of the ~ 600 will not end up for sale. However, i believe there are a certain number that some may be underestimating will never be offered for sale for the reasons mentioned above.

I also LOVE the thought of hanging this print above my guest bed in which my father in law, a now retired judge, will sleep beneath when he comes to visit.

If you are right, that would be cool and a touching tribute to what looks like a great show BUT id say its likely that less than 10% of the UK based people that picked this up even bothered to go to the show. Id love to be wrong but im in a pessimistic mood Within 1-2 months id say a lot of the people devoting there love to the piece on here will be looking to 'trade up' or finding some other way to avoid looking like they were trying to make a profit.

As has happened with colour trolley, vlh, nola (grey and white)

[bob1972]

I've got one for 1500 inc Shipping and COA, was given it as a gift and its not my cup of tea!

[howlinhooker]

given it as a gift ? lucky you ................1.5 k 2 much......... i m o

[Deleted]

Twas indeed given as a gift, it was given as there was c £1000 of equity in it from day one....

[bob1972]

I'd have liked a VLH but the person giving it to me only had this, it was for helping them out at an exhibition, beggars can't be choosers they say.

[dh]

You can sell it with out fee's for £1350 and you post on here "I will take £1500!"

Greedy C**T

[howlinhooker]

Aug 24, 2009 17:31:32 GMT 1 @dh said:

You can sell it with out fee's for £1350 and you post on here "I will take £1500!"

Greedy C**T

spot on greedy c***

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Cash waiting for a strawberry

[howlinhooker]

HOW GOOD ANY OFFER ? CHEERS HOOKER

[cashman]

Aug 24, 2009 14:04:36 GMT 1 chrisps303 said:

Aug 23, 2009 15:14:57 GMT 1 @cashman said:

If you are right, that would be cool and a touching tribute to what looks like a great show BUT id say its likely that less than 10% of the UK based people that picked this up even bothered to go to the show. Id love to be wrong but im in a pessimistic mood Within 1-2 months id say a lot of the people devoting there love to the piece on here will be looking to 'trade up' or finding some other way to avoid looking like they were trying to make a profit.

As has happened with colour trolley, vlh, nola (grey and white)

Not denying that, although this thread isn't about those prints and I was replying to Lee3's post

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Aug 25, 2009 10:14:57 GMT 1 lsa said:

I will pay 1350 for the strawberry one!

Why not start your own thread then