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  LoL. I'm sure its value comes from the placement of a war torn neighborhood.
  This is definitely a case of its cost vs its value is blurred.  More of a cultural icon that's tied to its place. Moving it would make it worth less, if not worthless.
context: I guarantee someone just stole it to sell. >
  
  Then they'd find out how hard it is to sell stolen famous art >
  
  See, the thing is, you just need a proper Nepalese man to claim its totally OK and a part of his heritage, might have been stolen once before, but they got it back, he 10000000% is correct owner and is willing to give you a napkin stating so, and sell it trough him.  Then the museums just eat it up.
  Or be brit and give it to the British museum. >
  
  The suspected mastermind behind the removal of a Banksy mural in a Ukrainian town could face up to 12 years in prison if found guilty, Ukraine's interior ministry said on Monday.
  The artwork, depicting a woman in a gas mask and a dressing gown holding a fire extinguisher, was taken off a wall in the town of Hostomel on Dec. 2 >
  
  Allure of money is powerful incentive to steal such recognizable piece of art. >
  
  Be cool if he came back and did a piece over the missing one >
  
  Bullshit. Graffiti is fun, graffiti lives and dies. Get the man to do it on a piece of paper if you wanna keep it. Hate this banksy nonsense haha >
  
  Not that it didnt mean something before but someone or something needs to eclipse Banksy, feels tired and old. In a comical way it reminds me of the marvel movies or making 4 or 5 sequels of some off the shelf toy brand. >
  
  As a several million dollar piece of art, this probably needed to be taken down and stored as soon as it was discovered….unfortunately.