I don't know if I'm in the right place here, but today I got a disposable camera at the flea market in Pforzheim for just under €1, and it's still partially wrapped in plastic, so it's partly in its original packaging.She has a roll of film that can only take 15 photos; no pictures have been taken yet.This camera is from Fujifilm, but it has a piece of paper over it stating that it is from the brand "Bär," or that it has simply been resold under that brand. It expired around 2005. I can't find any Pictures of it anywhere.
Even if this was rare the only rare thing about it would be the cardboard cover as the camera is most likely generic. Since it has no collector value (no IP), it would guess it's a worth about what you paid for it minus the price of film development.
Idk, the Film in it is also rare, i think Fuji stopped the Produktion of Film with only 15 Pictures.But i think it is a bit are because of the Cover, but only a bit
>>4536162Depending on how it was stored the film could be useless.
>>4536222# Idk, i got it on the flemarket
There are believe it or not collectors of disposable cameras, but this seems to be oddly specific and finding anyone who are willing to pay a premium for it is next to impossible.
>>4536162Having only 15 pictures only mean that if ever this was valuable film, which it is most certainly not, it would be worth only half of what a 36 roll would be. So if this was a roll of something like fuji natura, which it is not, and it was conserved well, which it certainly was not, it would be worth up to 25$. But it's not.
>>4536322this but it will also still cost the same to develop sooo I would personally put it up on ebay for $10k and hope for the best
>>4536145Have those 4 guys sign the camera and then sell it for tree fiddy.
