i have a 1950-60 queen and prince philip puzzle, no box but still in sealed bag. how much could it sell for?
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It depends just what the puzzle is.  the fact it doesn't have a box will significantly detract from it's value, the fact that it's still in a sealed bag will help.\n\nA lot of these commemorative products are fairly worthless (sorry to have to say this) because they were made in huge numbers and many people hold onto them in the hope they will become valuable.  Even things going back to the Victorian era may only be worth a few pounds/dollars.\n\nMany of the commemorative coins that have been minted are still only worth their face value.\n\nThat said, not knowing what the puzzle is makes it hard to even begin to put a figure on it.  You need to let someone in the know have a look at the puzzle for themselves or post a very good description (ideally with photographs) to a valuation site.\n\nYou'll no doubt be aware that there's many unscrupulous dealers out there so don't just accept the first valuation - get a few opinions.\n\nTry doing an internet search for Royal Memorabilia (or something similar) and see what that brings up.  Also contact some local valuers and take the puzzle to them.\n\nGood luck and I hope it turns out to be an item of value.
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Definetly list it on Ebay.  I just checked the site and saw some listed.  You can search for them, and see how much one in a similar condition as yours is selling for.\n\ngood luck
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It all depends on what kind of shape it's in...Does it lokk like it just came out of a pack, does it look like it was clothespinned to bicycle spokes(lots of fantastic cards had that fate in the 50s and 60s, I know I  abused a fortune in cards when I was a kid.)\nSeriously, if it's in good shape, it could fetch up to $1000, if it has surface wear, dinged corners, is off center, or several other factors, the value will decrease with each flaw. Due to the age (51 years) you my find it in, at best , good condition, and worth $300-$600.
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On a recent Antiques Road Show (PBS) there was someone who had a collection of these and an appraiser told him that they would bring a good price at auction. To start, I would look under Appraisers in the Yellow Pages. You may have to ask around before you locate a specialist. You might want to watch the broadcast (Antiques Road Show) on PBS and see if there is an appraiser in your area who sponsors the broadcast. (hope this helps--sorry i didn't have more specifics)
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Take it to a sports and memorabilia appraiser.  If there's an auction house near you, they should have one.
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I think the best thing to do would be to search for one on eBay and see how much they're asking.  If that doesn't work or if you don't like what you see, take it to a local antiques dealer and see what they think.  I know it's not really old enough to be antique, but I've heard antique dealers are appraising toys from the 80's now, so why not?
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Probably less.\n\nCheck out ebay item 230051319083, less than $3K, 12x60.\n\nClosed ebay item 130045120343, sold for $1.5K, 14x65.\n\nOffer half.
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Check out completed auctions on eBay.  If it is very valuable you may want to go with a traditional auction house.  Otherwise selling it on eBay or to an antiques dealer is probably a good idea.
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I couldn't find an entire list, but there are a number of listings on eBay (search "1948 leaf boxing"). You may be able to get in touch with a collector who is more knowledgable about the set through eBay.
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eBay would be the 1st place to check.\nYou never know what they will have.
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SIMPLE\nSELL IT ON EBAY.COM
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WAIT! Don't sell it on Ebay just yet. Check the prices on Ebay First, Go to the llibrary and get a collectors book on Antiques or Elvis items. Get an apprasial on your collection if its large. Then you could sell it an Elvis show or to another collector with your apprasial. Or if you want to sell it on Ebay with your appraisal with reservel Do you really want your $2,000 collection being sold for $400 because the people bidding at the time don't know how much its worth?
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send link to picture, I'll check it out.  Also, try Ebay.  An item is only worth what people are willing to pay for it, and that'll tell you what they're willing to pay for it.
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The value is about .99 cents - $2.00 depending on what little letter is stamped on the coin is it a P or D or S.\nAnd what coloration does it have look at the site below for a list of values (this guy seems to be selling them though so you should check Ebay to see what they're going for).\nI didn't see the other guys answer checking with his site would probable be best.
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The only info that I know is that it's been out of print for quite some time. Ebay has it going for $200 with no bids.
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You would have to take it to a coin dealer to find out. They can grade its condition and look it up. Chances are, it isn't worth more than 25 cents, but it is worth at least a penny!
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take it to an antique store. they should be able to help you out. looks like you have a rarity.