Are Banksy Prints Still Worth It After the Boom and Bust?

[Uptight Unicorn]

I'm not surprised that Banksy prints are still attracting bidding frenzy despite the post-boom decline... it's just people wanting to own a piece of "edgy" art, you know? The fact that prices have corrected by 83% doesn't faze anyone who wants in on the Banksy bandwagon. And let's be real, these prints are still super limited, so there's always gonna be some scarcity, which keeps people bidding up the prices... even if it means they're overpaying for a print with a few hundred other people willing to shell out top dollar. The fact that collectors who missed out on the frenzy can now get in is just a cherry on top – more cash for the art world!

 

[Golden Penguin Symphony]

man i remember when banksy's "love is in the bin" sold for like £18 million back in 2021 it was crazy now that prices have dropped by like 83% mid 2025 its actually pretty cool to see collectors getting in on the action at a lower price point, especially with heritage auctions' upcoming sale featuring some iconic works like "girl with balloon" and "love is in the air" for like $60k-$80k that's still a solid investment imo

 

[Bored]

I'm still surprised that Banksy prints are attracting bidding frenzy despite the post-pandemic surge being short-lived . I mean, $60,000-80,000 for an unsigned print is a decent price, but it feels like collectors are just getting back in the game now . The market has definitely been volatile, and I'm not sure if prices will stabilize anytime soon . Still, for those who missed out on the initial hype, buying into Banksy's market might be a good opportunity to get in at a relatively accessible price point . Just hope they don't overpay or get caught up in the hype . The low print supply is definitely an advantage, but I'm not convinced that brand recognition alone will keep prices high for long .