In the original Spider-Man comics:
* The exact amount is never explicitly stated. However, it's clear that Jameson offered a significant sum, as Peter was initially tempted to take the money.
* It's implied that the offer was enough to help Peter's struggling finances, but not enough to solve all of his problems.
In the Spider-Man movies:
* Spider-Man (2002): J. Jonah Jameson offers Peter $10,000 for the photos.
* Spider-Man 2 (2004): Jameson offers Peter $50,000 for the photos, but Peter refuses.
* The Amazing Spider-Man 2 (2014): J. Jonah Jameson doesn't appear in this film.
In the Spider-Man animated series:
* The amount offered varies depending on the specific episode.
Ultimately, the amount offered is not as important as the message it conveys. The offer represents J. Jonah Jameson's attempt to exploit Spider-Man for his own profit, while also showcasing Peter's internal struggle between his need for money and his responsibility to protect his secret identity.