Football programmes

[Jay Pricey]

Sorry if this is the wrong section, I had no idea where to put it.

I've aquired around 150 football programmes dating back from 1940's that I am looking to sell, do any of you know a good place I could get a good amount of money for them? I'd appreciate any help as i've never sold anything over the internet before..

 

[Joneesy]

Ebay?

 

[Billy]

http://www.fm-base.co.uk/forum/f23/official-ebay-thread-t3304.html

 

[Bodell]

http://www.fm-base.co.uk/forum/f23/official-ebay-thread-t3304.html

Maybe he doesn't want to use Ebay.

 

[Jack Fulham]

I used to buy programmes and keep them but now they are ridiculously over priced and tell you nothing you don't know already, it isn't really worth it.

 

[Billy]

Maybe he doesn't want to use Ebay.

He asked for suggestions.

Maybe he doesn't want to use it, but doesn't mean I won't make a suggestion when he clearly wants one.

<)

 

[NUFC_Tony]

Ebay is the only thing I can think of..

 

[bolase]

I used to buy programmes and keep them but now they are ridiculously over priced and tell you nothing you don't know already, it isn't really worth it.

Yeah went to Millwall today, charging £5 what a joke ! try a specialist programme collector/football memrobilla site ?

 

[Joneesy]

I often buy old Reading programs from car boot sales..

Maybe go to a car boot sale and sell them with other un-needed goods.

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[CJACKO11]

i have alot of chelsea programmes but i want to keep hold of them pass them down etc. but i would say ebay possibly mate but they are pretty cheap now days.

 

[Jay Pricey]

I've got some Wimbledon ones.. they'd be pretty "rare im guessing?

 

[Dunc]

http://www.fm-base.co.uk/forum/f23/official-ebay-thread-t3304.html

I often buy old Reading programs from car boot sales..

Maybe go to a car boot sale and sell them with other un-needed goods.

(A)

Two good suggestions, you could also look around online to try and find any collectors, otherwise, the two stated above will be your best bet.