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Excuse the grammar cell phone microphone in use dollar for dollar what is the most money you have spent on a film print in your collection I will begin
James Cameron's Titanic full length scope stereo $1860.00
Last edited by Chip Gelmini; December 03, 2019, 03:34 PM.
Last month I paid $288 for a 16mm film of "Teacher's Pet" with Clark Gable and Doris Day. Unfortunately this advertised as "Like New" print arrived with a strong order, warped and twisted, and had a combination of 86 splices and sprocket repairs. Killed me to have to send it back for a refund since it was one of the two titles on my wish list.
Two Derann features bought new aside (because I don't remember how much I paid for them, I took benefit of their six months payment scheme), € 300 for The Sound Of Music.
...Re-Starting my hobby 40 years later has made catching up an unexpected but rewarding investment. The prints I have been fortunate to acquire thus far have varied in cost. From bargain to ludicrous, yet in some cases I paid the price to satisfy my enthusiasm. I have several Reel Image Prints and we know their
value, but not in Dollar for Dollar sense: Rather What is it worth too you? Going for an expensive print like Scope Titanic may not be attainable by all, but we all know it would be one of the best in our collection. And probably the most expensive. MOST money spent on a Film : about $1500 USD for INDY 2
From Germany. Fully re-recorded into Dolby Digital.
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