Pretty sure Mitch said the entire run was for sale, nothing to come from P&TIWish wrote:Will P&T get any to sell? Wonder what the price will be.
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mcnail wrote:No P&T drop. Croatoans are now gone for good.
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Actually it doesn't say anything about the edition size...it just indicates that it was underpriced. Massively in this case.Bluecow wrote:I hope the creators of The Vacvvm are paying attention to what Croatoan is doing in the aftermarket. If a print's aftermarket value jumps to $1k+ within a couple days of release, then it's probably a good indicator that the run size was too small. Unless, of course, that was the goal of the edition size.
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Who also hopes the rotating background images are a hint of what's to come?? I love the first, the bird, and the last is intriguing as well.
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You're crazy Decker!decker3984 wrote:
I do not really care for the Croatoan image. It doesn't really resonate with me personally.
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If the edition size was larger, then there would likely be fewer buyers in the aftermarket since those buyers would have been able to get it during the initial offering. Fewer buyers in the aftermarket means less demand and lower prices.greenhorn1 wrote:Actually it doesn't say anything about the edition size...it just indicates that it was underpriced. Massively in this case.Bluecow wrote:I hope the creators of The Vacvvm are paying attention to what Croatoan is doing in the aftermarket. If a print's aftermarket value jumps to $1k+ within a couple days of release, then it's probably a good indicator that the run size was too small. Unless, of course, that was the goal of the edition size.
Increasing the original price may have made it easier for some people to buy directly from the source, but it probably wouldn't have made it any more affordable than buying it from the current aftermarket (only if it deterred some flippers, but in all likelihood a higher starting price may have only increased the hype/speculation of a higher aftermarket value as well).
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Is this the new Mondo thread?
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It has been suggested.greenhorn1 wrote:You're crazy Decker!decker3984 wrote:
I do not really care for the Croatoan image. It doesn't really resonate with me personally.
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I like you.Particle wrote:There is no mystery to how the aftermarket works. We're all experts by now whether you're on the seller or buyer side. Supply and Demand, plain and simple.
downtown wrote:If God has a plan for humanity it is simply to see what Aaron Horkey will do in the next ten years.
Yep, simply suggesting the supply was too small and hopefully that is remedied with future releases. That's all.Particle wrote:There is no mystery to how the aftermarket works. We're all experts by now whether you're on the seller or buyer side. Supply and Demand, plain and simple.