There's a lesson here: don't buy new camera equipment and then plan to sell it like some form of an appreciating asset. There's a global glut of camera equipment, especially anything related to ancient single-lens reflex technology, aka flapping mirrors. The savvy shoppers purchase used equipment and use it forever. Everyone else gets disappointed when they find out no one cares about their underused, overpriced camera equipment they're trying to unload.

In this buyer's market, I'm sure no one is sitting around the KEH warehouse with their boots on the desk, reading comic books, waiting for some lone box to arrive, and then figuring out how to screw that customer.

Don't believe there's a glut? Consider the market is down about 85% since the 2010 peak in bodies sold. Before you believe another UHH lie about needing a new camera, consider what you have and why it needs to be replaced.

You can save the most money by not buying equipment you don't need.

Two years ago I switched to Sony. I found a few items when I cleaned out the photog shelves. Please note conditions. I am asking you pay for shipping.

Nikon D500 - this took a spill in a marsh and upon inspection, it has corrosion. I continued to use it for about a year and then it started having problems. I don't remember what but I call it not usable. This is a for parts only situation.

Nikon TC-17E II - I must have dropped it as mounts to the lens are bent. It will seat but I wouldn't. I don't know how much Nikon would charge to fix this. If no one takes this, I will send the TC cover along with the D500 assuming someone takes it.

RavPower UHub - model RP-UM001. This has never been used. From what I can see, you can charge your phone with it. There is also SD slot - so maybe does image transfer??. Anyway it's free for the price of shipping.

Please don't ask me to upload images. Everything looks new with noted dents in TC.