Investing in junk art

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I touched on this a little here and there. That's decided to start a separate topic, suddenly someone is interested too.

On the stock market there is a concept-junk bonds, junk stocks-trash promissory notes and shares, which traded e t a penny, or rather cents. There are specialists who are engaged only in buying such shares. Investing in them do not require big money, but the growth is sometimes overwhelming.

I recently passed information about the auction of works of the tobacco factories, ordered by various artists in compliance with the conditions of Nesco, inexpensive, large format, bright large. Time has passed and now the collection is being sold for very good money, although there is no Warhol or Pollock.

Considering catalogs Gelos-Sovkoma I see that this kind of work, such as the 1970's, large format, large-bright-no, and if they meet, they are expensive. Most trade is medium and small format.

What do you think about this method of investing? te order from artists mean fame, rank and file, about 100 works cheap format 100x120, brightest and put them on 10 years in the corner. Ten years to get and sell.

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There are statistics for top artists. Are there any statistics on the artists without a name?
For example, the UK is working in good condition, a little-known artist 100x100 in 1900? 1950? 1970? 1990?
T e is there growth?