16 1/2 inch dagor sells for $5,642 on e-bay

**Jim Fitzgerald** · 8-Mar-2016, 18:25

I know what happened, hence the re-listing.

**goamules** · 8-Mar-2016, 19:06

Relisted eh? The plot thickens.

**Mark Sawyer** · 8-Mar-2016, 20:02

Perhaps it's a new buying strategy: bid big, and then see if people laugh at you before deciding whether to pay...

**Two23** · 8-Mar-2016, 20:44

Originally Posted by Jim Fitzgerald

I know what happened, hence the re-listing.

Well, OK. Don't bid over $4,000 this time.

Kent in SD

**Jim Fitzgerald** · 8-Mar-2016, 22:00

Originally Posted by Two23

Well, OK. Don't bid over $4,000 this time.

Kent in SD

Not me! I know the value of lenses and I'd never bid that much.

**Hugo Zhang** · 8-Mar-2016, 23:12

Originally Posted by Jim Fitzgerald

I know what happened, hence the re-listing.

Somebody added extra 0 when bidding at the last seconds?

**Jim Fitzgerald** · 9-Mar-2016, 08:45

Originally Posted by Hugo Zhang

Somebody added extra 0 when bidding at the last seconds?

That's what I'm thinking

**Tri Tran** · 9-Mar-2016, 10:45

And may be the SS cell phone keyboard is so darn sensitive .

**neil poulsen** · 9-Mar-2016, 10:48

I sold one a year or two ago. It was a 16.5" f7.7 (Dagor), factory coated lens in good condition mounted in its original shutter. (Shutter worked fine.) Even at about $1400, it took a while to sell. It seems that all the expensive lenses I've sold have gone to Asian countries through a U.S. based shipper.

**Taija71A** · 12-Mar-2016, 18:09

Originally Posted by koh303

bids are free, and no one is obligated to pay, now, sellers are no longer obligated to sell...

This is an interesting comment...

Since when... Are sellers no longer obligated to sell (*Your words... Not mine)?
Did eBay recently make a change to their... 'Rules & Policies' ???

Thank-you! -Tim.