Phish NYC 09 Pollock

automator · Sun Dec 27, 2009 9:25 am

New image Phish NYC 09 Pollock

automator · Sun Dec 27, 2009 9:25 am

New image Phish NYC 09 Pollock

ThePhish1 · Mon Jan 04, 2010 7:05 pm

how much does it run to do a decent framing job?

AOXOMOXOA · Thu Jan 07, 2010 12:26 pm

What is so special about this auction that this print set a new high sale $355.50? There are more on ebay with a lower buy it now. Are the higher # prints going for more because of the different paper that was used at the end of the run?

eBay

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s_k_y · Thu Jan 07, 2010 12:31 pm

lots of bids on that...people like winning stuff...apparently more than just looking for cheaper BIN.

I'm not sure when the 2 different stocks came into play, but I thought it was closer to 800/1000.

sidewaysscott · Thu Jan 07, 2010 12:34 pm

AOXOMOXOA wrote:What is so special about this auction that this print set a new high sale $355.50? There are more on ebay with a lower buy it now. Are the higher # prints going for more because of the different paper that was used at the end of the run?

250556460941

I have serious doubt in this auction. $355, really? I've seen it for much, much lower. FAKE.

Photogus · Mon Jan 11, 2010 4:29 am

I've heard that higher number prints have more vivid colors. Road appears brown in most, but a small amount towards the end of the run the road appears black and the colors are brighter. This was said to be due to hand mixing of the inks. The auction that went for 355 is high numbered and clearly has the black road. The people who were bidding on this obviously knew that.

I would say a good 90% of the ones I saw on ebay have the brown road. I would also say this puts the black road and more vivid color version in a much lower percentile and thus the price is about right, especially considering ink quality from one to the next has always put a premium on Pollock prints.

I'm figuring the colors were remixed after paper ran out the first time at around 800 like stated earlier in the thread.

This same phenomenon can be seen on the 8 Pollock prints also. The ones with the more vivid colors look WAY better than the ones with less vivid colors and again for some reason were higher numbered.

ryan_money · Mon Jan 11, 2010 9:39 am

AOXOMOXOA wrote:What is so special about this auction that this print set a new high sale $355.50? There are more on ebay with a lower buy it now. Are the higher # prints going for more because of the different paper that was used at the end of the run?

250556460941

Good ol Schill bidding at it's best.

But-we-unleashed-a-lion · Mon Jan 11, 2010 9:53 am

ryan_money wrote:
AOXOMOXOA wrote:What is so special about this auction that this print set a new high sale $355.50? There are more on ebay with a lower buy it now. Are the higher # prints going for more because of the different paper that was used at the end of the run?

250556460941
Good ol Schill bidding at it's best.

Why??

AOXOMOXOA · Mon Jan 11, 2010 12:29 pm

There was another MSG Pollock # 809 that sold last night for $355.50

Looks like the higher #'s are getting a premium dollar.

eBay

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Why do you say schill bidding???

Photogus · Mon Jan 11, 2010 1:54 pm

ryan_money wrote:
AOXOMOXOA wrote:What is so special about this auction that this print set a new high sale $355.50? There are more on ebay with a lower buy it now. Are the higher # prints going for more because of the different paper that was used at the end of the run?

250556460941
Good ol Schill bidding at it's best.

Like I said,

I've heard that higher number prints have more vivid colors. Road appears brown in most, but a small amount towards the end of the run the road appears black and the colors are brighter. This was said to be due to hand mixing of the inks. The auction that went for 355 is high numbered and clearly has the black road. The people who were bidding on this obviously knew that.

I would say a good 90% of the ones I saw on ebay have the brown road. I would also say this puts the black road and more vivid color version in a much lower percentile and thus the price is about right, especially considering ink quality from one to the next has always put a premium on Pollock prints.

I'm figuring the colors were remixed after paper ran out the first time at around 800 like stated earlier in the thread.

This same phenomenon can be seen on the 8 Pollock prints also. The ones with the more vivid colors look WAY better than the ones with less vivid colors and again for some reason were higher numbered.

ryan_money · Mon Jan 11, 2010 2:49 pm

But-we-unleashed-a-lion wrote:
ryan_money wrote:
AOXOMOXOA wrote:What is so special about this auction that this print set a new high sale $355.50? There are more on ebay with a lower buy it now. Are the higher # prints going for more because of the different paper that was used at the end of the run?

250556460941
Good ol Schill bidding at it's best.

Why??

Because that is what I beleive. I did not say you had to agree.

ryan_money · Mon Jan 11, 2010 2:50 pm

AOXOMOXOA wrote:There was another MSG Pollock # 809 that sold last night for $355.50

Looks like the higher #'s are getting a premium dollar.

250556715559

Why do you say schill bidding???

Like I stated above, because that is what I beleive. You don't have to agree with me.

fluffhead13 · Mon Jan 11, 2010 3:10 pm

I also believe it was shill bidding.

Arent the prints #'s 900-1000 and 1001-1100 on different paper than the ones #'d 1-899? I could see these possibly selling for more.

ryan_money · Mon Jan 11, 2010 3:23 pm

fluffhead13 wrote:I also believe it was shill bidding.

Arent the prints #'s 900-1000 and 1001-1100 on different paper than the ones #'d 1-899? I could see these possibly selling for more.

These folks must think we are out of our mind.