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Re: Are stereo slides worth anything ???


  • From: P3D <PTWW@xxxxxxx>
  • Subject: Re: Are stereo slides worth anything ???
  • Date: Sat, 18 Jan 1997 02:51:02 -0500 (EST)

DrT proposes:

>** I will pay $0.10/slide for any size lot of run-of-the-mill stereo slides 
>with the option to accept or refuse the entire lot.  
>** I will pay from $1 to $5 ea. to buy good quality stereo slides with the 
>option to accept or refuse _each_ individual slide.
>Similarly, I have decided to sell some of my work and <snip> am 
>thinking of the following price scheme:
>** $1 for "reject" slides mounted in bare aluminum mounts. <snip>
>** $3 for good slides (Dr. T "keepers") mounted in aluminum mounts plus 
>cardboard foldover, properly labelled, etc.
>** $5 for good slides (some at acceptance level in PSA competitions) 
>mounted in glass.
>I would like feedback regarding these ideas and prices.  Do they sound 
>reasonable?

My apoogies for quoting back as much as I did; here's my attempt at
a BobH style one-sentence summary (it will take some practice):

Re: DrT proposes paying .10/slide for run-of-the-mill stereo slides,
selling "reject" slides for $1, requests feedback.

Hmmm.  A real head-scratcher!

I like the idea a lot DrT.  I'm not convinced the pricing is set right.
Could I buy the entire lot of rejects from your next trip to Greece
for $.10/slide, with option to accept or refuse the entire lot?  You
mention the good quality mount, which is why I am offering to pay
run-of-the-mill prices for rejects.

OK, I'm exaggerating.  The pricing issue is a difficult one.  $3 may
not sound like much, but it adds up to $60 for one roll of 5P Realist
format pairs.  Strikes me as pricey among friends, but that's just my
opinion.

And I hate to have to bring up the "c" word, but...does the price include
all rights to the image?

Paul Talbot


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