What’s it worth

[beauhunter41031]

I’m curious. I do some reselling as a side hustle Found this in a Goodwill today. not sure what type of camera it would fit. I see some of these Japanese lens going for thousands of dollars. I’m still doing research on it just thought I would throw it out on this site maybe the super Photographer @HuntressOfLight or someone else Might have some info

 

[beauhunter41031]

 

[Hoene]

I own a Konica T3 camera. But don't have a clue what that lens is worth. I have a 100 to 300 lens with my camera.

 

[HuntressOfLight]

I’m curious. I do some reselling as a side hustle Found this in a Goodwill today. not sure what type of camera it would fit. I see some of these Japanese lens going for thousands of dollars. I’m still doing research on it just thought I would throw it out on this site maybe the super Photographer @HuntressOfLight or someone else Might have some info

Canon lady here, always have been... know nothing about those. Looks like you were in a pawn shop. It was probably stolen by some strung-out addict with greasy hair and shifty eyes. The serial number is either on there or has been scratched off. That's the first thing I would have checked with the police (not that I would purchase a camera lens from a pawn shop, enabling losers, just saying).

This looks to be it (don't have my glasses on and don't feel like getting up to find them for you).

https://lens-db.com/konica-hexanon-ar-400mm-f56-uc-1978/

Stay out of the pawn shops. Those guys are sleaze bags. Visit estate sales, instead.

I would pay cash for a camera and lens but wouldn't do this either, for other reasons...

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PS. Go get a manicure.

 

[beauhunter41031]

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Canon lady here, always have been... know nothing about those. Looks like you were in a pawn shop. It was probably stolen by some strung-out addict with greasy hair and shifty eyes. The serial number is either on there or has been scratched off. That's the first thing I would have checked with the police (not that I would purchase a camera lens from a pawn shop, enabling losers, just saying).

This looks to be it (don't have my glasses on and don't feel like getting up to find them for you).
Stay out of the pawn shops. Those guys are sleaze bags. Visit estate sales, instead.

I would pay cash for a camera and lens but wouldn't do this either, for other reasons...
PS. Go get a manicure.

So full of assumptions.
If you had half of a whit brain you would’ve read through the original post stating this was found at a Goodwill store
Your response was of zero help

Ps…..Suck on Deez Nuts

 

[HuntressOfLight]

So full of assumptions.
If you had half of a whit brain you would’ve read through the original post stating this was found at a Goodwill store
Your response was of zero help

Ps…..Suck on Deez Nuts

That's simply what you get for asking photographers dumb questions, BoBo. 🙃

 

[Hoene]

So full of assumptions.
If you had half of a whit brain you would’ve read through the original post stating this was found at a Goodwill store
Your response was of zero help

Ps…..Suck on Deez Nuts

Why don't everyone block her. She is a nut case.

 

[HuntressOfLight]

Why don't everyone block her. She is a nut case.

Well, perhaps such is due to the fact that I possess a tendency to utilize proper grammar,

Do you say "why don't everyone" or "why doesn't everyone"? Why?

Answer (1 of 3): Ah well, it’s like this: “One” is clearly singular If you take “every” as an adjective, then the noun remains singular. Thus you should say “doesn’t” to go with the singular “one”. The trouble is that if you were taking “every” as an adjective, then it should be a separate wor...

www.quora.com

but back the subject matter at hand;

^good for nothing thieves are sometimes speared directly through the top of their skulls, and then left for all to see as a means of deterrent.
Fact!

I just caught the greasy-haired, shifty-eyed sunflower seed addict red-handed, stealing my possessions. Fact!

It could happen to anyone, too, trying to hustle a photographer's camera gear.
Fact!