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Antiques! => Antique Questions Forum => Topic started by: azzaro on June 27, 2011, 07:54:50 PM
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Found this at a garage sale 2 weeks ago and could not pass it up for $5. It is in near-MINT condition with all original documentation. I hope it is worth at least $50..
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On eBay some sell for $9 and some sell for $30-70 and some go unsold at $9 and unsold at $30-70. If you can find a buyer and make some money, I would sell it (unload it) ASAP. There is not much demand for these cameras.
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I saw a similar one, in near mint condition, go for c £30 ($45) at an auction last year, and I was amazed, especially as very pretty pieces of Victorian gold jewelry were fetching the same price! Boxed, and in mint condition, there seems to be collectors out there.
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Heck, I'd buy it for $10, and double your profit! PM if you're interested. I like to collect old cameras.
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Cameras seem to be a liittle hot now as far as selling them, maybe because with film on it last leg, soon you may not find any of the older cool ones, I do think with so many of them out there the price is still kind of low. I still Kick myself, before I even knew the difference between Vintage and Antique, I use to collect camera, being a old photograper, I guess it was the thing. I grew tired of them and gave them to my Uncle, Must of had about 50 of them. I was picking these things up for a buck, now some of them That I had are reaching the $$.00 level now, and in ten years the coolest one will get into the $$$.00.
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My camera sold for $92 on Ebay. I put the starting bid at $75 and 2 people were interested. The last bid came in 2 seconds before the bidding time ended!.
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Good job on that sell, goes to show you only need two to battle. I also today sold a Royal Albert Tea cup for $102.00 all at the last minute just two people. I was surprised, maybe worth $30.00, but two can make it worth more. Once ago good sell