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Dirtcheap31

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  1. On 6/19/2023 at 6:02 AM, Bronty said:

    I think it’s super easy to overthink it.  
     

    There’s probably only one person paying these figures.    I would guess the prices are more about what he’d pay and what the family’s reserves are than what the rest of the market does.    At least for these giant price tag pieces.    I have no particular knowledge of this and could well be wrong.   That’s just my guess. 

    But with any auction you need at least two people willing to go that high 

  2. On 5/27/2023 at 1:20 PM, cmaeditor said:

    I ended up selling 5 pieces and did pretty well. I felt everything I offered was reasonably priced. I saw a piece I sold in 2019 for $500 was listed for $3000. I'm not sure if it sold or not, but that's some serious markup.

    I feel you I saw a piece I sold in in 2020 for 1900 sell for 7k not here but recently I know the pain 

  3. Traded a page to acquire a page once and the guy flipped my page about a year later for about 5x what he accepted as trade value from me then had the nerve to try to get another page off me didn’t even offer that page back and he knew I really liked it… really the only page I ever truly regret letting go now I do not do trades at all to subjective and I feel one side always gives a little more 

  4. On 4/29/2023 at 2:55 PM, Michael Browning said:

    Nah, Rich people look at $1000 like I look at my payday. They don't just throw money away with abandon. It's how they stay rich. ;)

    Believe me, if something happens and you NEED to sell, you are NOT going to want to sell below what you have in it.

    Agree with you but I will say those times when a grail piece for you comes up I am sometimes willing to move things at or below what I paid because I don’t want to put new cash into the “wall” unless it’s it is truly something special to me 

  5. I try hard not pay a premium solely for lack of supply because the art will some day be out there and one day it will be all out there what I like is when it’s all on the market and the market determines it’s true value… like I do not believe supply for this artist will get less… don’t get me wrong like the art don’t love the price but hey if people will pay…

  6. On 4/16/2023 at 6:50 AM, KirbyCollector said:

    Why not put the pages up for sale on CAF (or here) at that lower bound +20% price first? I would be far more inclined to buy a page at FMV if BP was not included, and I am certain I not alone in that.

    Because then it’s not fresh to market and if it doesn’t sell for the price you asked odds are at heritage it would go lower because it was just listed cheaper… huge risk