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08-06-2013, 11:40 PM
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IN my experience those kind of photos, generic in nature, are valued purely on their content and quality of the photo. The more neat it is the more it's worth. As a semi educated guess I would put those in the $75-$125 range for the pair. That's just a guess and if there is anything special about them then the value could go up. Really neat, they are and I could see two people fighting over them in auction and that valuation be doubled. It's a bit difficult to give an exact value to unique items.
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