Democratic Convention Organizers Inflate Prices of Lost Electronics, Claim $500K Image credit: Carolyn Kaster/AP Photo The Democratic National Convention may be long over, but its organizers have not forgotten the almost half a million dollars worth of electronics they seem to have lost. Organizers of the Charlotte, N.C., convention have filed a police report for lost and stolen electronics, some of which they have valued at as much as 62 times the listed market prices. A reportedly stolen 13-inch MacBook Pro laptop? $75,537. The price listed on the Apple website is $1,199. A lost iPhone? $30,503. A lost Blackberry? $54,250. Read more at ABC News Politics. Other items reported to have gone missing at the convention included two iPads worth around $15,000 each, laptops listed at $40,000, $34,000 and $25,000 each, and other miscellaneous items worth far more than their list price. The report claims that 40 items were reported lost and one item - the most highly valued one, the $75,000 MacBook Pro - was stolen. The inflated prices were reported in May with the Charlotte Police Department by Kenneth Hardy, deputy in-house counsel for the Democratic National Convention Committee, on behalf of the DNCC Host Committee. The report was filed almost eight months after the convention, when the losses supposedly took place. The cost of the 41 missing electronics totaled $465,142.97, according to the police report. That averaged $11,344 per item. Calls to the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department for comment on the report were not returned. The DNC did not respond to request for comment. Attended by thousands, the convention is held every four years to nominate the presidential and vice presidential candidates and establish a party platform.