Pricing FSU

[dazedgonebye]

I always want to start a thread like this BEFORE I list cameras for sale, but that would be cheating, as I'd likely sell the stuff without paying for the ad.
I recently listed a couple of cameras, lenses and a varifocal finder. All but one camera and lens has sold.
The finder, I'm thinking I asked too little for because it sold within moments of listing.
How did I do pricing the rest?

http://www.rangefinderforum.com/photopost-classifieds/showproduct.php/product/16873/limit/recent

 

[rbiemer]

I think you did under price the finder--I would have jumped on it had I seen it before you sold it.
The other stuff seems like a good deal for the buyers but not insanely cheap.
Rob

 

[dazedgonebye]

I think you did under price the finder--I would have jumped on it had I seen it before you sold it.
The other stuff seems like a good deal for the buyers but not insanely cheap.
Rob

When I bought that finder, I got a bargain for $70. All others were going for much more. Researching prices recently, I found them all quite low, so I went for getting my money back.
Ends up that was still a bargain. I don't mind that. I got to use it for 2 years free of charge. That too is a bargain.

Thanks for the input.

 

[newspaperguy]

I think they were fair prices Steve,

and very much in keeping with the
spirit of RFF.

You're dealing with friends here.

 

[dazedgonebye]

Wow, I would have been all over that finder at that price. Collectible Cameras here in the Valley of the Sun is offering them for $199 and up.

I should have sold it to them!

 

[dazedgonebye]

Well, the last stuff was too cheap and the current stuff is too expensive?
$150 for a very nice Iskra and not a nibble?