| How has the art investing platform Masterworks been able to realize an individual profit for investors with each of its 23 exits to date? Here's an example: An exited Banksy was offered to investors at $1.039 million and internally appraised at the same value after acquisition. As Banksy's market took off, Masterworks received an offer of $1.5 million from a private collector, resulting in 32% net annualized return for investors in the offering. Every artwork performs differently — but with three illustrative sales (that were held for 1+ years), Masterworks investors realized net annualized returns of 17.6%, 17.8%, and 21.5%. Masterworks takes care of the heavy lifting, from buying the paintings, to storing them, to selling them for you, so there's no art experience required.
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