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Aspro
30 Aug 26 20:55
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If you had a DVD of a TV film that was never released to DVD, a master copy, legal with the disc printed that had the potential to be the only one of its kind in the public domain OR one of only a few, where a search proves there are none in existence (known)... what would this be worth?
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Report Aspro August 30, 2026 8:58 PM BST
Copilot estimates £700-£1,000 fyi
Report Shrewd_dude August 30, 2026 9:51 PM BST
Surely depends on the film.

Probably more if it was like Columbo or something but under a fiver if its called Meteor in Manhattan or something similar.
Report Aspro August 30, 2026 10:01 PM BST
It's a British film that I don't wish to disclose just yet. Probably seen by most on here, especially those aged 50+ and it's also streaming, but no known DVD is available, as it was never released. The actors and the subject matter are very well known too (non fiction). My point is that it is a unique item and may well be one of its kind.
Report Shrewd_dude August 30, 2026 10:23 PM BST
Good luck sounds like you might get that amount then if its a film with a big fan base.

Shame is streaming and obviously someone has the rights otherwise you could have flogged it to talking pictures tv.
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