hi have got an autographed framed photo of the horse arkle, was wondering how much i could get for it. thanks.
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I have no idea how much it would be worth. Who autographed it? Was it Tom Dreaper (the trainer) or jockey Pat Taaffe?\nYou might want to check this website and click on Contact Us. They might be able to give you an idea of the value of your framed photo.
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Try browsing through similar items on e-bay to get a rough idea; you could even set a high reserve price and run it in an e-bay auction (of course, if it meets the reserve, you'll have to sell it).\n\nAnother route to go would be to scan the photo, locate autograph dealers on-line, send them the .jpg file, and ask them to appraise it for you.\n\nBest of luck.
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usually sell for $60K, if you are willing to believe that then i guess you have a sure thing. NOT Likely..\n\nsounds like a scam. I owned part of a race horse and was lucky to break even.
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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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Check the internet for different appraisals on similiar items but remember it really depends on what someone else will pay for it...something worth $100 2 years ago may now only be worth $50 due to supply and demand. It also depends on the item and how rare it is, the authenticity of the signiture, condition of item, etc
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It was £1600 new, aluminium frame, should be kitted out with XT level components, its was an excellent bike at the time. It is quite old now so it might only be worth a shade over £200 these days. If you don't know much about bikes then it might be an idea to stay clear of it as it could end up being a lot of work if the pivot is on it's way out and the components are worn or, it could be totally mint and be a bargain. Difficult to say without seeing it I'm afraid.
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Patz, your questions sometime seem to provoke the braggadocious side of me. lol.. And though I'm sure it may seem shocking to you, I really try to not go there. But my story holds a warm spot in my heart, so here it is:\n\n The other day two strangers stopped by my place to inquire about buying some hay. \n\n The youngest stranger walked down to look at my horses with me, and started telling me the sad story of the hardships his life had been in lately and as though there was a need to just unload the burdens. He talked endlessly about it. I listened deep to what he was saying, putting myself in his shoes and the whole story sadden me. When he'd finished speaking, I knew our paths had crossed for a reason, because for the moment I could help his situation! \n  I turned and walked back up the path where an older stranger who had came with the young one, was speaking to my husband. They stop talking and spoke to me as I appproached them. I spoke then commented to the man speaking to my husband, if he knew anyone interested in some part time work? He quickly answered, "Yes Mam, I am. I recently lost my job, and it's been tough on my family. I'm willing to do anything for a few dollars." I told him, "I'm sure grateful you came along. Can you start work tomorrow?" He said with a smile, "Gladly." Then I inquired about the young man with him, and him taking a 'fancy to a filly I had' and ask if he had a place to keep her? The older guy told me, 'yeah, but the young guy couldn't afford to buy her right now? I told him, I like to do a little 'horse trading' and bout that time the young stranger walked up. I squatted down and looked at the young stranger and ask him,\n"What you got there in your pocket, Mister?" He pulled out  25 cents and two 'hotwheels' cars. And showed them to me. I told him, "Heck Cowboy, that's just what I've been wanting for that horse you like! You want to trade?" The older guy, his father started smiling and trying to tell me, "if you let me work her off, I'll pay you. You ain't gotta do that!" I told him, "We're 'horse trading', and I set my price! You want to deal?" The six year old, blue eyed, redheaded stranger screamed, "Deal!" So we loaded the pony on my trailer and the little stranger rode with me, while I followed his dad and delivered the pony to their house. \n I spent about 2 hours there talking to his parents and watching him play with the pony. \n I even visited where he'd placed the flowers where his old pony was buried.\n\n When I went to leave he told me, "I sure am glad I met you and that you been wanting some 'hotwheels'! Can I tell my friends that you're my 'bestfriend' too?" I told him, "I'd be honored to be his bestfriend too. And that's what I was going to tell my friends, you're my new bestfriend too!" Then the young boys mother hugged me and said, "You are too kind and May God Bless you!" I smiled, looked at the boy and told her, "God already did!" Then showed her the two 'hotwheels' and said, "And I got two 'hotwheels' and a Quarter, to boot!"\n\n\n\n Now, you made me brag! lol.. 'I got a new bestfriend! But that's something that's priceless!' \n\n Hope you have a Good Day!
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e-bay\n\na local horse tack store\n\nonline go to google and search
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get on e-bay and see what they are going for??? \n\nme dads just sold a set of old civil war cards for a lot of dosh!!!!
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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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totally depends what you are looking for! sport horse is not a racehorse so anywhere from €10000 to €50000 would get a nice showjumper but a top class one would clost up to and over €500,000.
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I'd say between $.24 and $.26.\n\nIf you find a collecter, probably a buck.
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Usually, the worth of any given autograph will depend on a lot of specific details,\n\n1) The date of the autograph.  Depending on the person, early or late autographs can be more valuable.\n\n2) Condition of the autograph.\n\n3) What is the autograph on?\n\nand so on.\n\nFor a generic answer, here is one example of a site offering $100 for a Roy Rogers autograph.\nhttp://about-autograph-collecting.com/celebs2.htm
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Autographs are a great thing to have if they are real. If you wish to sell these photos, i would recommend having them authenticated and keeping the collection together as a whole.
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I'll give you $20 for it. Seriously, you can look items up on line and get a feel for what a similar item will cost. I have an authentic and notarized Joe DiMaggio signed photo and stats page that I have been offered up to $1000 for. The main factor is how many all star sigs are on the ball, what year it was signed, what type of ball it is, etc. Don't be hasty to part with it. Do your homework.
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look on ebay and see how much similar ones sell for.  the price often goes up in the last few moments of an auction.\n\nbut to just take a guess, probably 1/4 to 1/3 of what you originally paid for it.
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OMG you just responded to one of my questions and it'd be so great it you could do this for me, but it won't let me contact you. If you do want to sell these for me you can message me/i'll take pics of the tix w/a newspaper from today (just so you know i'm not scamming haha).\n\nIt's good that you'd sell these for a low commission since I'm not even selling for what I paid for them ($230, they'd sell for around 150). If you still want to I can mail them cash on delivery from huntingon wv and send you a western union or $ by paypal for your commission.