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Would you use the same logic if you paid $10,000 for an engagement ring and really loved it and then found out a year later it was a piece of cheap glass?
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No. Why would I? If it's a fake diamond obviously I'd be mad. But a quality item at a fair price (or what I deemed fair) is nothing to lose sleep over.
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I don't agree with the premise that there is no discernable fair market value for photos. It may be imprecise and harder to get to.
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Example: All one has to do is look on heritage under past sales with offers that have either been declined or accepted to see how quickly the market has changed/is changing. To suggest otherwise is simply not accurate. I think everyone has the right to buy something and sell for a profit if they want. It doesn't make them anti hobby. I do understand the frustration though
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I agree with most of what you guys are saying. Photos are different. But the fair market value of a photo could be a range of 5,000-10,000. A wide range. When someone asks 30,000 for that photo that's unsupported by the market as it currently exists.
The best market indicator I see is what are highly educated people willing to spend on RMY or similar sites. If a photo gets 1500 views and sells for 750, to me that's a pretty good indicator of current market value. |
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