Auction item

I was wondering does anyone know the value of this item coming up in a auction in Ireland ?Thanks in advance Sean https://www.the-saleroom.com/en-gb/...0047/lot-aa94446d-fa86-43b6-a881-ac7d00b72de5

 

Guinness Advertisement A facsimile coloured print for E.J. Burke Finest Pale Ale & Extra Foreign Stout, brewed in Dublin, depicting two baseball players seated enjoying a beer by a tent with figures playing in the distance, approx. 64cms x 50cms (25" x 20") in wooden frame. (1)

 

A facsimile print? Then it's a reproduction?

Here's a supposed original that was auctioned in 2019. I'm not registered on the site so I can't see what it sold for but the site does allow one to join for free.

 

It went for something in the low six-figure (US $) range, which is why the winner of the auction is willing to take US $150,000.+ for it now...
This one:
https://robertedwardauctions.com/au...89-cap-anson-buck-ewing-burke-ale-beer-poster
sold for US $188,000. twelve years ago at Robert Edward Auctions.
Again, those prices were for 1889 originals. A recent repro would get just a bit less...

 

If it's a more recent print it might be good to know more about it. There are some in smaller size that are on Ebay for $11.95 so I'd guess larger ones are out there.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/1889-Cap-A...285429?hash=item1a8ba969f5:g:IlMAAOSwW-hd8qJG

 

BUT WOW, what that owner on Heritage was ASKING!!!!!! Wonder what it ACTUALLY SOLD for!
"Make Offer to Owner
$153,600 or more "

 

Forgot we had an account there. Answer is...
US$ 96,000., including the BP. Cheap!

 

I wonder if the opening poster in this thread was spamming the forum trying to hawk replica posters not realizing we aren't exactly the target market for these types of things?