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thekharmainitiative wrote:The moral of this thread is:

"Never lowball yourself out of a print you like."

Preach on Brotha...

Cragars wrote:I'm too much of a hoarder to sell anything. *climbsoverprintstack*

+1

Only ever sold one print, and now I could have got much more for it, but doesn't bother me, as I don't want to own it again and have to re-buy if that makes sense.

talkingdeads wrote:
x3

oh ballz, i forgot i sold three of these, or at least i remember selling one, trading two.

I've sold a handful of prints in the last year or two.

So far, only this one hurts. Loved the colors and design. Helped pay a bill between jobs though. :/

I'd like these back.

Cragars wrote:I've sold a handful of prints in the last year or two.

So far, only this one hurts. Loved the colors and design. Helped pay a bill between jobs though. :/

Must not have been a big bill for a $20 print.

I let this go rather cheap.

Traded for this....




...and a few months later needed cash to fund a new piece. Sold for $650. Not TERRIBLE but really wish i had this one back and on my wall. drymountin balls!


Edit: and my sale will probably be the last recorded sale at under $1K. I win!

Was in a situation where I had to have cash at the time. I'll own them again one day.

Haven't bought a Brainwash in years but this is the only print I have ever regretted letting go.

very telling that hardly any posts seem to be about losing a loved work of art and most are really just "if I'd hung on to it a bit longer I could've flipped it for a load more money"

Sold to fund stuff. I miss her.

What about prints I gave to someone and didn't get back in the break up? Miss them (not so much her).

Its painful to look back at all the beautiful things ive sold in the past 2 years...






Ugh

This:


And this:


And the Phantom I traded to reacquire a Struzen Frankenstein that I had regretted selling. Realized I wanted the Frank more than the Phantom. Hope to eventually own both of these again.