Unusual Find At The Goodwill Today!!! 1993 Signed Annora Spence Lithograph

[Vince G, CSN MFT]

I know plenty of people who do this. I have family members who do this; however, they do not resell. They collect antiques. House is PACKED with antiques. You can barely walk. You can't even see the paint on their wall, since every wall is covered with stuff.

Well, antiques are a great investment that always goes up in value over time.....but I don't have an attachment to stuff like this   

[SF1900]

Well, antiques are a great investment that always goes up in value over time.....but I don't have an attachment to stuff like this  

They like to sit and just look at all their antiques lol

[Vince G, CSN MFT]

Vince does goodwill in your area have these bargain bins of stuff you can buy by the lb?

I ask because I have a friend who does that and buys buy the lb at a very low price since the stuff isn't really sorted. Anyway it's a lot of shit but sometimes there are some great finds. She focuses mostly on looking for high end very lightly used women's clothes.

Maybe you could make a profit using this strategy as well, you seem to know what to look for.

Have to have a good storefront for that...profit margins are very low.

[NaturalWonder83]

Omg the bullshit from u
Do u honestly consider yourself the source on this site for flea markets
Nothing u post on here is valuable info for the newer shopper
You're not a guru of bargains holy hell

[Vince G, CSN MFT]

They like to sit their and just look at all their antiques lol

Well, if they get enjoyment from it then its great.  That's what life is all about.  They would have definitely have something to pass down to family.

[Vince G, CSN MFT]

Not sure why all the hate...I spend 19 bucks on some artwork which is worth at least 15 times more than what I paid for it.  I think I did pretty well

[SF1900]

Well, if they get enjoyment from it then its great.  That's what life is all about.  They would have definitely have something to pass down to family.

My cousin always say that when my aunt and uncle die, she is just going to throw everything away. lol

No joke, my aunt and uncle must have anywhere between 500K to 1 million dollars in antiques.

[Straw Man]

Holy shit that's funny

[Costanza]

vVvV onit like a car bonnit..news article here in aus yesterday

http://www.news.com.au/finance/money/investing/how-to-turn-a-dollar-into-100-goldmine-untapped-by-millennials/news-story/a2f62ac4c24fe402908701fbc9fed9e1

[Primemuscle]

horrible

that looks depressing as fuck

its not art

More to your liking?

[Kahn.N.Singh]

Not sure why all the hate...I spend 19 bucks on some artwork which is worth at least 15 times more than what I paid for it.  I think I did pretty well

Just some kidding around, Vince, Well done!

Please allow me, for the official catalog:

The Goodrum Collection of fine art now includes 1 and 00/100 pieces from Annora Spence, whose work, much like its collector, depicts eccentric weirdos.
The list either will or will not go on.

[Primemuscle]

Ok, I'll bite. That painting (looks like a watercolor) is something that a 9 year old could produce. That is not talent

Fine art is another racket abused by the rich. Inflate the value of some abstract piece of shit, that looks like someone vomited onto a canvas, and then create a premium market.

Just a bunch of douches who have too much time and money.

None of this has anything to do with Goodrum, other then he is a moron, who likes art that belongs on a mom's refrigerator.

Is there something wrong with watercolor's?

VINCENT VAN GOGH (1853-1890)


ANDREW WYETH (1917-2009)


JOHN SINGER SARGENT (1856-1925)

[Kahn.N.Singh]

Well, if they get enjoyment from it then its great.  That's what life is all about.  They would have definitely have something to pass down to family.

Well said, Vince!

I imagine you taking in the aesthetic beauty of The Goodrum Collection between sips of a dazzling, well-bodied Amontillado.

Something like below, but with only one piece.

[Primemuscle]

Not sure why all the hate...I spend 19 bucks on some artwork which is worth at least 15 times more than what I paid for it.  I think I did pretty well

Like I said previously, good find. However, I doubt it is worth what you think. On Amazon this print, framed, sells for a little over $50. It is also available matted and framed on Ebay for just under $100.

One of the problems with silk-screened lithographs, like this one, is that they are printed in such huge quantities that it devalues them. Is your purchase a numbered or signed print? This might bring up the value some.

What is most important is whether you like it. If you do, than what it is worth shouldn't matter.

[Vince G, CSN MFT]

Like I said previously, good find. However, I doubt it is worth what you think. On Amazon this print, framed, sells for a little over $50. It is also available matted and framed on Ebay for just under $100.

One of the problems with silk-screened lithographs, like this one, is that they are printed in such huge quantities that it devalues them. Is your purchase a numbered or signed print? This might bring up the value some.

What is most important is whether you like it. If you do, than what it is worth shouldn't matter.

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That's the price for an unsigned print whereas I have a signed one however you are correct on what the value is compared to what it can sell for but it still profit either way.   The good thing is that while there was a number of them printed, they are no longer produced as they are now in the Original Archive.  But I like being the owner of European artwork....better to have this on my wall than some Che Guevara, Dogs Playing Cards, or a picture of some trees.  


At this point, I could realistically get 200 right now for it.  Its really up to the market.  I'll end this thread with a selfie of me in my new Kabaneri of the Iron Fortress shirt flexing.  Still waiting for you to post yours Shizzo.

[NelsonMuntz]

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That's the price for an unsigned print whereas I have a signed one however you are correct on what the value is compared to what it can sell for but it still profit either way.   The good thing is that while there was a number of them printed, they are no longer produced as they are now in the Original Archive.  But I like being the owner of European artwork....better to have this on my wall than some Che Guevara, Dogs Playing Cards, or a picture of some trees.  


At this point, I could realistically get 200 right now for it.  Its really up to the market.  I'll end this thread with a selfie of me in my new Kabaneri of the Iron Fortress shirt flexing.  Still waiting for you to post yours Shizzo.

looking leaner vince, good on you.

only suggestion I would make it changing glasses style, they look too much like this guy

[Coach is Back!]

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That's the price for an unsigned print whereas I have a signed one however you are correct on what the value is compared to what it can sell for but it still profit either way.   The good thing is that while there was a number of them printed, they are no longer produced as they are now in the Original Archive.  But I like being the owner of European artwork....better to have this on my wall than some Che Guevara, Dogs Playing Cards, or a picture of some trees.  


At this point, I could realistically get 200 right now for it.  Its really up to the market.  I'll end this thread with a selfie of me in my new Kabaneri of the Iron Fortress shirt flexing.  Still waiting for you to post yours Shizzo.

He won't. He's shaped like a pear, a sure sign of metabolic syndrome. He might look better standing on his head tho.

[Parker]

The original Dartmouth Basic is a very good first language for kids to learn how to flow chart an alogorithm...

Speak N' Spell is good for children as well.

[The Scott]

That lithograph looks like the work of a talented 7 year old.   The snobs of the fArt world are so coooool.  Sheesh, what a bunch of 'tards.  They probably frown at the work of Wyeth and kowtow in praise of this mistress of the Crayola® while a rebel like Serrano makes 'em genuflect, but given their hatred of anything remotely reverent on can understand why. 

All the best in selling it, V³. The fArt world is loaded with Star-Bellied Sneetches just waiting to be separated from their moolah!  

[Vince G, CSN MFT]

looking leaner vince, good on you.

only suggestion I would make it changing glasses style, they look too much like this guy

Its the style right now and I like them however I'd seriously doubt anyone would confuse me with EJ.

[The Scott]

looking leaner vince, good on you.

only suggestion I would make it changing glasses style, they look too much like this guy

"Oooo!  Clutch the pearls!"

[Henda]

Solid build and nice clean tidy house on goodrum, perhaps the finest negro we will ever know

[SF1900]

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That's the price for an unsigned print whereas I have a signed one however you are correct on what the value is compared to what it can sell for but it still profit either way.   The good thing is that while there was a number of them printed, they are no longer produced as they are now in the Original Archive.  But I like being the owner of European artwork....better to have this on my wall than some Che Guevara, Dogs Playing Cards, or a picture of some trees.  


At this point, I could realistically get 200 right now for it.  Its really up to the market.  I'll end this thread with a selfie of me in my new Kabaneri of the Iron Fortress shirt flexing.  Still waiting for you to post yours Shizzo.

Vince, your bright red shoes give you a special shine!

[Primemuscle]

Nice pair of Chuck Taylor red Converse sneakers. I should pick up a pair of them. Aren't they about $50? I worn holes in my lime green and yellow pairs of keds. This season, Ked's went with muted colors which aren't as much of a kick to wear.

[FitnessFrenzy]

I'm not getting off my couch

can't say that I am surprised!