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12-06-2013, 10:26 PM
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sallen,
I am no expert, but I believe the negatives are worth a little more than you think. Content is the most important thing of the negatives. Are there any negatives that are photos of any star players, they would sell much higher then a common player. But from the 1920s, makes many people interested. This area is not for offering items for sale. There is an area where you can offer items to Buy/sale/trade. You can talk about your items here, but cannot offer for sale. No one can say how much your negatives are worth, due to unknown content, or condition. But I can say, more than a couple of dollars each. I know I like what I see, especially being from Michigan. Would enjoy seeing a couple more.
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