1967 Program ???
DonFro...@webtv.net
away. Among his stuff is what my help thinks is a 1967 team program.
She says it's in pretty good condition. Does anyone know if something
like this have any value as a collectable?
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> One of my morning help has another client whose husband recently passed
> away. Among his stuff is what my help thinks is a 1967 team program.
> She says it's in pretty good condition. Does anyone know if something
> like this have any value as a collectable?
I'll start the bidding at $4
S/B 954RR
<DonFro...@webtv.net> wrote in message
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> One of my morning help has another client whose husband recently passed
> away. Among his stuff is what my help thinks is a 1967 team program.
> She says it's in pretty good condition. Does anyone know if something
> like this have any value as a collectable?
>
There are 40 programs on EBAY right now, other than a 1950 All Star game
program that is at about $50 there isn't much action, none in fact and most
of the starting bids range from $5-$20. It would probably make a real nice
gift or keepsake but it doesn't seem to have any monetary value.
The Venerable Sarge
> <DonFromBa...@webtv.net> wrote in message
I'll go $5.50 ( plus postage ) and that's my final offer.
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no more and no less.
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> The value of any collectible is exactly what a colector will pay for it-
> no more and no less.
The value of everything is exactly what a customer will pay for it. At
least, that should be the theory.
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PETER SHORTS
that was helpful and enlightening.