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#15
03-04-2022, 09:32 PM
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Sometimes rareness means obscure and people don't know what it is.
A collector had a circa 1850s cloth tintype (tintype photo on cloth instead of metal). I had heard these theoretically existed but it was the only one I've seen to this date. I told the guy it belonged in a museum. He had big trouble trying to sell it for fair $$ because people didn't know what it was or understand how unique it was. 
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