Value of a Kinkade Limited Edition Print?

Judy
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January 31, 20190 found this helpful

The asking price for this similar piece is $1306. www.ebay.com/.../282989536192?hash=item41e37da3c0...

cybergrannie
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February 3, 20191 found this helpful

There are too many variables in Kinkade paintings to be able to give you any decent information.

• You can check out listings on eBay just to see what I mean. There is a world of difference in canvas and any print so you have to be sure of what you are searching for.
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• Your print may sell for $300-$500 but it may take months or even years to sell. The listing that Judy gave is for a canvas (difference in size also) and has been listed a long time and reduced several times (last reduction was from $2500 to $1306) and free shipping and it still has not sold.
• www.ebay.com/.../282989536192?hash=item41e37da3c0...
• There are several different types of prints as well as COA or autographed and each thing could make a difference in the value.
• Most sellers will go by the size of the art work and not the frame but many just do not know anything about what they are trying to sell.
• There appears to be an unframed Cobblestone Bridge still being sold at Kinkade Studios for $345 so that means your print (even framed) may not sell for that much.
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• Most Kinkade prints have not kept their value and there are thousands of all kinds, all sizes still trying to be sold.
• If you still have any paperwork from your parent's estate it might tell you more about this print but otherwise it would take a dealer to maybe give you a description.
• Remember - insured shipping is always expensive so keep this in mind if you do try to sell your print.
• Here is a link to some paintings presently listed on eBay but you may have to check most of them as they do not post a size or material - canvas/print - and you will have to check the posting itself to find out.
• If the price is more than a few hundred dollars - its for sure it is canvas and not a print.
• Remember, these are all asking prices (sometimes a seller's dream) and only a sold listing shows any kind of current value.
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  There are presently no sold prints listed on eBay.
• www.ebay.com/.../i.html?_from=R40&_trksid=m570.l1313...
• I would say to try and get a free appraisal online but you would need a lot more information to be able to ask for this.
• Maybe someone else will offer more advice that will be helpful to you.

Pghgirl40
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February 17, 20190 found this helpful

Look for sold auctions or sales that match your piece exactly. This is the best way to get current market value. It has to match scene, frame, condition, has coa, etc. There are too many similar items. It has to be an exact match.

It is very difficult to sell these online. You may want to have a consignment store talk to you about a percentage sale.

Post back what you learn.