[AUCTION] Yellow Vest Euro Note, 1 of 1

[frankbitcoin]

Presenting a 1 of 1 hand-doodled "yellow vest" Euro note, featuring the yellow vest 'BTC Guy'

Signed and numbered 1 of 1 on the back, no other versions will ever release and no further denominations for doodling.  This is it!

Comes inside of a beautiful acrylic case for presenting.  Excellent conversation starter.

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Auction Terms:

Starting Bid:  .065 BTC
Bid Increments:  .005 BTC
Auction Ends:  Monday, March 18th, 3 PM EST
Sniping:  No, any bid made in the last 10 minutes will extend the auction an additional 10 minutes until no further bids have been made.

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[chronicsky]

signed by who???

what makes it rare!

i can make one right now!!!

1 of 1

and oh! what says that you won't make another one with 20 Euro note (1 of 1)

Just asking, cos that's what you usually do

[rdbase]

This is a pretty accurate doodle from the original in which I posted a photo of back at the beginning of the year.

So many stories coming out of France about what is going on in the regions who have these protests going on.
One says they will be instating martial law so to take guns out of the hands of the people.
Another says there is a plan for a large group of rich parisians to withdraw all their money from institutional banks all at the same time just to prove these banks do not have enough money to produce the funds when called upon to do so.
Most if not all people already know banks perform on a quarter of what is on paper in the first place so in doing this they will literally bankrupt Frances financial system and cause havoc to the European union with brexit already on the horizon.
I would imagine this would be their intended plan all along with an organized run on the banks.

Sort of a domino effect of the European union's economical system.

[TheNewAnon135246]

The doodle itself looks pretty poor imo. As Chronicsky said, anyone can draw a doodle on a note and set the starting bid at 0.065 BTC / $250. I don't see how it's worth that amount at minimum.

[rdbase]

The doodle itself looks pretty poor imo. As Chronicsky said, anyone can draw a doodle on a note and set the starting bid at 0.065 BTC / $250. I don't see how it's worth that amount at minimum.

It is a doodle and not a photorealistic representation so how refined does the curator need to be?
And the seller can charge what they want because they came up with the idea of doing it.
You question banksy art the same way? It is worth as much for the person who purchases it.

The note can not be used because it is defaced currency just as good as if it was teared in half and you bought it to the bank asking for a new note. They will not give it to you.

[TheNewAnon135246]

The doodle itself looks pretty poor imo. As Chronicsky said, anyone can draw a doodle on a note and set the starting bid at 0.065 BTC / $250. I don't see how it's worth that amount at minimum.

It is a doodle and not a photorealistic representation so how refined does the curator need to be?
And the seller can charge what they want because they came up with the idea of doing it.
You question banksy art the same way? It is worth as much for the person who purchases it.

The note can not be used because it is defaced currency just as good as if it was teared in half and you bought it to the bank asking for a new note. They will not give it to you.

You can't really compare Banksy to someone who prints posters, can you?

[rdbase]

The doodle itself looks pretty poor imo. As Chronicsky said, anyone can draw a doodle on a note and set the starting bid at 0.065 BTC / $250. I don't see how it's worth that amount at minimum.

It is a doodle and not a photorealistic representation so how refined does the curator need to be?
And the seller can charge what they want because they came up with the idea of doing it.
You question banksy art the same way? It is worth as much for the person who purchases it.

The note can not be used because it is defaced currency just as good as if it was teared in half and you bought it to the bank asking for a new note. They will not give it to you.

You can't really compare Banksy to someone who prints posters, can you?

How do you think he started his art. By doodling. He didnt just start spraying graffiti on a wall and people paid him millions for his work.
It is all in the eye of the behodler!

Art is valued for its worth of whomever pays for it.

[frankbitcoin]

The doodle itself looks pretty poor imo. As Chronicsky said, anyone can draw a doodle on a note and set the starting bid at 0.065 BTC / $250. I don't see how it's worth that amount at minimum.

It is a doodle and not a photorealistic representation so how refined does the curator need to be?
And the seller can charge what they want because they came up with the idea of doing it.
You question banksy art the same way? It is worth as much for the person who purchases it.

The note can not be used because it is defaced currency just as good as if it was teared in half and you bought it to the bank asking for a new note. They will not give it to you.

You can't really compare Banksy to someone who prints posters, can you?

Someone who 'prints posters'? That's all we do?  We don't design all of the artwork we print?  Okay.  

[vizique]

Art is valued for its worth of whomever pays for it.

You're not wrong and as with all art it is always subjective.

This works on both sides too. Some artists value themselves at mega bucks ... see Damian Hirst while others will paint on walls and create mega buck value pieces for free ... see Banksy.
An artist does have the right to value his/her own time. it's up to the buyer to accept that price.
Art will always generate a debate. From either its content to its $ value.

Take for example one of my favourite currency artists from Venezuela. https://instagram.com/lion_mix/   For $15 a note he is a steal!! He will make commissions too for the same price.



Cheers
Viz

[buckrogers]

Art is valued for its worth of whomever pays for it.

You're not wrong and as with all art it is always subjective.

This works on both sides too. Some artists value themselves at mega bucks ... see Damian Hirst while others will paint on walls and create mega buck value pieces for free ... see Banksy.
An artist does have the right to value his/her own time. it's up to the buyer to accept that price.
Art will always generate a debate. From either its content to its $ value.

Take for example one of my favourite currency artists from Venezuela. https://instagram.com/lion_mix/   For $15 a note he is a steal!! He will make commissions too for the same price.



Cheers
Viz

Wow thats some amazing art right there, very impressed, I may have to commission some pieces now...thanks for the link @vizique!

[Parodium]

Auction Terms:

Starting Bid:  .065 BTC

LMAO. Do you realize you can commission a master artist to do a much better job for less?

[Ultra_io]

Auction Terms:

Starting Bid:  .065 BTC

LMAO. Do you realize you can commission a master artist to do a much better job for less?

Maybe but the idea was great. And the original idea is coming from this thread.

[Sat0shisGhost]

Wow thats some amazing art right there, very impressed, I may have to commission some pieces now...thanks for the link @vizique!

Me too. This forum is about to basically cover all his expenses for a year.