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Collectiblend Average Index

Disclaimer:

All prices provided here are approximate, and are listed for general guidance only. Collectiblend can not be held responsible for any incorrect values or estimates. For more accurate prices I'd suggest McKeown's Cameras Price Guide.

Another way to determine a decent price for a camera is to check eBay Collectible Camera listings. Look for the "completed listings" checkbox on the left side in the "Show only" tab, click on it and search for the camera you are interested in.

How to read prices:

Usually, the low price (on the left side of the price range) is for cameras without lens (if lens are interchangeable), and the camera itself is in average or below average condition. The extremely low price (in comparison with average) usually means a defective item.

The high price includes at least one set of lens (sometimes more), and the item is usually in Mint or Excellent condition. Camera sets (with more than 2 lens) are not included in the catalog (unless by mistake).

Take into account that some auctions sell only Mint, Excellent, or extremely rare items (Christie's, WestLicht, Team Breker), so their prices tend to be higher, and others sells anything they have in their inventory, regardless of condition.

The Collectiblend Average Index is calculated based on the known auction prices. Some of these prices are listed on Collectiblend.com, and some are used for calculation only.