I would like to know the value of a print of Thomas Kinkade's Lamplight Manor Lamplight Lane VI. It was purchased in 2000, 24x36 G/P. It is signed on the back. 1138/1750 G/P edition.
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According to this website, putting in your information I got $960
First of all I would put all the information I have on "Google" and see what answers come up.
Also go on eBay and see if there is a painting listed for sale like you have and see the selling price, and usually there is a shipping price, so count that in.
Also go on Craigslist . It is possible you may find your painting listed on there too.
Hi,
I saw a similar print listed on ebay for $75.00. With yours being autographed I would think it would be more valuable. I would guess around $200 dollars, or more.
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---Robyn
These are so complicated to value because there are a bazillion version of the same print, each with a different frame, each with a different number series, with COA, without COA, with signature, without signature, and each in different conditions. You will almost never find one from your exact series and exact match to all situations having sold when you need to know it.
The other challenge is sadly, most of them (of any type and size) sit unsold on eBay for months (rendering them valueless value is only calculated when someone is willing to pay for it.) I don't mean for that to sound negative...it is just the nature of today's market.
So, the best way for you to value yours is to take it to a reputable consignment store or resale shop or if you have them in your town, an auction company who takes the Kinkade's (where I am most places won't touch them because there are so many and so many variables that they won't even try to sell them, but every town is different) and get them to give you a selling price and what percentage they would take for the sale.
Get several bids if you can and take the best one.
If you are lucky, you may find a place that will buy it outright and then you can get the cash in hand.
Post back what you learn!
PS, if you are trying to value this for insurance, talk to your insurance person and have them give you a replacement value. That is always different than what you would pay to replace it (insurance value is always higher ), but it gets you in the ballpark.!
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