Banksy Di-Faced Tenner

The Di-Faced Tenner by Banksy is a modern art icon, born from the artist’s cheeky critique of celebrity culture and the power of money. First introduced in 2004, this reimagined £10 banknote replaces Queen Elizabeth II’s portrait with the face of the late Princess Diana, wittily playing on the words "defaced" and “Di.” Banksy's Di-Faced Tenner questions the value we assign to money and fame, making it both a piece of art and a statement.

Since its creation, the Di-Faced Tenner has become a coveted collectible, appreciated for its bold message and the intrigue surrounding its limited distribution. Recently, one of these tenners sold at auction for over £7,000, underscoring its value in the art world. Now, Grove Gallery is offering collectors the chance to own a Di-Faced Tenner for only £2,450, complete with a certificate of authenticity. Each piece is carefully framed in a high-quality white box frame with art glass, preserving its value and making it ready to display. This is a rare opportunity to own a certified Banksy artwork at an accessible price—a piece that’s both a conversation starter and a testament to Banksy’s disruptive impact on the art world.

Production Details

Size: Approximately 7.5 x 14 cm (2.95 x 5.51 inches)

Edition: Exact print run unknown, but believed to be limited and highly sought-after

Framing: High-quality white box frame with art glass

Certification: Comes with a Grove Gallery Certificate of Authenticity

Year Created: 2004

Availability: Limited stock, secure yours while they last