Question about an old Nikon film camera?

I have a vintage SLR Nikon 35mm Film camera. This camera was probably purchased back in the 70's. The only model info I find, is F2 7335387. There is a lens that says Micro-Nikkor-PC Auto 1:3.5 f=55mm 749677. The camera is in good condition and works well.

Can anyone tell me the value of this camera and lens if I sell it at auction?

Both the body and lens are classics. The F2 body in particular is keenly contested if it is good condition. Typically they sell for over $250 as a body alone.

The lens should also fetch a reasonable price, but it will depend upon what generation it is. For Nikkor lenses, all later lenses can be mounted on all earlier bodies, but the reverse is not the case. The very earliest lenses including those in the same generation as the F2 body, are not compatible with all the later bodies, particularly most digital bodies.

Later lenses will fetch more. Typical prices for early lenses are $50-60. The next generation lenses go for double that.

Try asking a dealer or emailing a dealer.

Obselete...practically worthless if you can's find a collector..try E-Bay..

I have such a camera and use is professionally quite a bit. The Miro-Nikor is one of the best "marco" lenses around I have two. One is the old style that has built-in "bellows comp" so I can use an external meter and the other is a newer version I use in the field

Check with some of the camera stores near you that sell used cameras to get an idea of what they are worth. I have seen F2's selling for just under $300. I don't know how much the 55mm will sell for.