How to price a mamiya RB?

[Mayfair710]

i am toying with the idea of selling my Mamiya RB 67 equipment as i never seem to use it anymore....

i have the body, a 127, 80 and 50mm lens, waist level finder, prism finder, and a 120 pro S back. the body does have some paint wear on it and i am missing a couple of backs for lenses but other than that, it is all in great working order.

i have NO idea what sort of price i should be thinking about for the entire set up...i have looked at keh for their pricing of similar bodies, and lenses etc...is this what i should base a price on or do i go by what things seem to sell for on ebay?

any help or advice would be greatly appreciated..then i can make a decision as to what to do.

~~marianne

 

[paul ron]

Usibng KEH as a guide is a great way to price your unit. If you want to move it fast, price it below KEH and make it a nice deal that can't be passed up.

Generally selling as a basic kit, body back n 90mm WLF, then add the other lenses and options priced separately. Also make a nice offer for the entire bundle at a good discount.

 

[jasonhall]

Is this a Pro, ProS, or ProSD. What condition is your 50mm lens. I really need one for my "Pro"....

BTW, I am in South Carolina

thanks

Jason

 

[dougjgreen]

Are the lenses -C lenses, or just Mamiya Sekor? the -C lenses are multicoated and worth more.

Incidentally, I just sold a nice (probably 8.5/10 condition 50mm -C lens for $220). Depending on condition, they sell for $150-250. Non-C lenses are worth $50-70 less. The 90 and 127 lenses are worth $80-125 for the -C lenses, depending upon condition, non-C lenses are worth $20-40 less.

RB67 Pro bodies sell really cheaply nowadays. Like $100 or less with WL finder and RB adapter. Pro-S backs, $50-75 depending upon condition.

For reference, a typical complete RB67 setup with body, WL finder back, and 90 or 127mm lens tend to go for $200-250 tops nowadays on ebay.