programmes for sale part 2

[poshimp1972]

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bolton v tottenham 1953/54 £30
barrow v tranmere 1953/54 £15
carlisle v mansfield 1948/49 £16
carlisle v wrexham 1949/50 £14
chesterfield v newcastle 1946/47 £40
doncaster v bradford c 1948/49 £15
doncaster v west ham 1954/55 £25
grimsby v bury 1948/49 £20
grimsby v hull 1949/50 £20
hartlepool v barrow 1947/48 (cello mrk) £14
hartlepool v southport 1955/56 £12
hartlepool v oldham 1958/59 £8
hartlepool v exeter 1958/59 £8
hartlepool v millwall 1958/59 (bit tatty) £7
hartlepool v barrow 1958/59 £7
hartlepool v york 1960/61 £7

[pastpirate]

Blimey there's some hefty prices there. I tend to go for the same prices as the Programme Center uses. See here. http://www.footballprogrammecentre.co.uk/football-programme-prices.php

Not having a go just think you may sell more if they are a bit less. Please feel free to ignore me, most people do.

Jamie.
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[Wullie]

To be fair the Programme Center Price Guide is meaningless for certain clubs. If someone can sell me Sunderland homes 1946/47 for £15 i'd dance naked down your local high street on a Saturday afternoon.

[andyfromboston]

Its nice to see some genuine collectibles made available, not run of the mill modern stuff.

[pastpirate]

Fair enough. As I said please ignore me. For obvious reasons I only know Rovers prices. What sort of extra amount should be added to the prices for the premium clubs? I need to sell at prices that will make the most money for Rovers, but don't want to rip of the buyers either.

Cheers, Jamie.
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[OldburyWBA]

andyfromboston wrote:

Its nice to see some genuine collectibles made available, not run of the mill modern stuff.

I thought this forum was for people of all ages and all collecting 'habits' ? The 'run of the mill modern stuff' is still collected by some namely new collectors and also older people like me just restarting again after a few years abscence.

You need a mixture of both so while yeah it would be nice for people who only need the harder to get items to see more of them, you also need a lot of the modern run of the mill stuff to attract younger and newer collectors and to try and make programme collecting a more social thing instead of going back to the elitist attitude that was found so often in Programme Monthly at one time and to an extent still is.

[Wullie]

I'd have to say i doubt you would get the older stuff on here as most people selling this sort of stuff would use ebay or another auction outlet , as anyone would want to make the most money possible. I wouldn't worry about ripping collectors of as most of them will have an idea what a programme is worth. A programme is only worth what a buyer thinks it's worth not a seller.