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Flaming Pie · Joined: 26 Nov 2016 Posts: 968

Just had a look at today’s Wingetts, Wrexham Auction. A collection of Panini sticker books( lot 30) has just sold for £2,000. Looks like World Cup 1970 and 1974 was in there. Haven’t a clue about sticker books . Had no idea they were so valuable. When the car boots start again will have gander Laughing

kcs · Joined: 29 Dec 2008 Posts: 1655 Location: Ashford, Kent

The 1970 World Cup one is probably valued in that region, if it was included and complete someone has quite a good deal to be honest.

The others are no where near that figure but 1994 and previous World Cup albums can easily fetch £100+
As with everything it all depends on what someone is willing to pay

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Flaming Pie · Joined: 26 Nov 2016 Posts: 968

Kcs, thanks for that information. I remember some dealer ,who had a stall selling cigarette cards, telling me that a set of cards were of more value if you had the full set, but didn’t stick them into an album. Out of interest, if you had the Panini World Cup 1970 album, all the stickers, but didn’t stick them in the album , would that make it a more valuable item than the one that sold today? Or does it make no difference? As l said, l haven’t a clue with stickers..

kcs · Joined: 29 Dec 2008 Posts: 1655 Location: Ashford, Kent

I think that is the case, yep.

Although the Mexico 70 Album was largely cards with a small amount of stickers. I don't have it sadly...
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