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12-06-2013, 10:47 PM
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Thanks for the response. Sorry to mislead - I had no intention of offering them for sale here. I'm just trying to get a feel for their value - generally. I know PSA lists a type I photo as one developed from the original negative. Does that make the original negative worth more than the photo? There's just not much info on negatives vs. photos and I thought someone here might have a guess.
Most of the negatives are in near perfect condition. I think the photos back that up. I'll try to post some others. 
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