Actual WW2 Bonds that have never been cashed.  Is there a market for them as a collector's item?
914747
Yes! You need to go to an antique specialist. They could be worth allot of money!
428993
Try this website, it has a relatively large selection\nhttp://ww2.collectorcartraderonline.com/
262291
yes - there is quite a big market for them too if they are in goo dshape.  Ebay or other auction sites can give you an idea of the going rates.
694781
It depends on the size and condition of the falg and if there on any markings on it.  Try 1944militaria.com.  Occasionally, he has original flags on there and it will give you a rough idea as to their value.  I'd say an orginal battleflag with swastika and iron cross can fetch as much as 300-500 if it is a large Naval style.  Condition is everything though.
634652
Are you doing this for a museum? Actually you still can purchase this on Ebay when people sell them. Listed below is actual auction. Shop around for prices and buyer satisifaction and guarantee!
1014142
You should really try to get a collector to take a look at them.  Don't send them, bring them in person and don't let the person keep them overnight or anything like that.  They may have a substantial collector value.
436879
What kind of bond is it?  These days they sell EE Series but those were not available in 1950.  Assuming it was an E Series, it is worth $294.12.  If you hold them past the maturity date, they still accrue interest which is why it is so worth more than its $50 face value.\n\nOne more note to add...this bond would have stopped accruing interest in 1990, so there's no point in holding onto it even longer, hoping it will be worth more.
1119017
I doubt if they will be worth much.  You most likely want to resell them so your bid can't be very high for you to make a profit.  If you have any idea what you could sell them for then bid about one half that or less.  If you don't get them you really haven't missed much.  If you do then you have a little extra change for your pocket.
965506
yes on eBay..for collectors..someone at work was just asking that the other day.
221510
I have them all and I've noticed on certain coin websites that the prices for them are going up.  Of course it wasn't my intention to sell them after I saved them but I guess a full collection, which they end in 2008, would be worth something.  I just never have collected anything before.
1002009
I guess that as with most things, you would need to take into consideration the supply and demand factor.  If you can find someone that really wants it, the higher price you will get.\nI would go to a pawn shop in the area if it something you need to do right away.  Bottomline is that you will get far more if you take your time and try to authenticate it and then locate a collector that is willing to pay a good price.  Maybe search some civil war reinactors groups around that area.
668555
Probably not.\n\nSound like old bonds -- I don't think the CSRR is still around.\n\nOld bond certificates really only have neusmatic value. They are not worth anything on the market.
523512
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.
943526
Well I have a collection of about 200 of them(Phantom, Mandrake, Flash, Bahadur, Rip Kerby, Buzz zawyer etc..)  I am having it as a collection and remembrance of my good old school days. \n\nIf the price is right I can sell some of them
559698
It doesn't look like they're worth much according to Ebay- there are a few complete sets for selling and they look like they're going for under $10 before shipping, when they're going at all. \n\nWhich is unfortunate, since I bought a ton of these as a kid and have several complete sets. Bummer.\n\nIf you do try to move yours on Ebay, remember the time-tested strategy. No reserve, $1 starting bid, gouge them on shipping :)\n\nYou'd probably be better off to leave them packed away in a box somewhere for 20 years until plenty of other people have gotten fed up with how worthless they are and thrown them away. Then the supply might be low enough to make them worth something again!  Good luck.
677968
Please don't sell these items on line.  You will never get what they are worth.  My suggestion, look online at the Yellow Pages in and around Charlotte, NC or Daytona Beach FL.  Look for Collectors of Sports Memorabillia or Antiques.  Good Luck!
626254
I think you should take them to an auction house and get them valued, film collators and movies buffs will fight over something like that if they are in good condition.