The worth of old postcards depends on the subject matter and the age. Whether they are written on or not, they might have some value. It also depends a great deal on what a buyer is willing to pay.
Many variables involved in pricing postcards:
You can purchase them anywhere from $1 to several hundred dollars depending on the factors above.
It depends on a few different factors: how old the cards are, what condition they are in, and what is portrayed on them. Some historical post-cards are very rare, while others are quite common. The harder-to-find the card is, and the more it is about a topic that collectors are interested in, the more money it might be worth. You may want to look online at places like eBay, where there are many collectible post-cards for sale. You will see a wide range of prices.
And a word from the historians among us-- old postcards, whether you can sell them or not, are often valuable for their educational importance-- because of the historical information they contain. They show us what the important landmarks were, what old streets and buildings looked like, how people used to dress, and who was considered famous (some promotional postcards were printed up by department store owners or by local musicians). And sometimes, they will contain a signature from a person who lived many years ago, and that gives you more information about who was sending postcards in those days.
We have seen ads and listings for many collectors and many dealers, but can't find any right now
with a quick Google search. If there is a ham-radio dealer in your area, you might give them a call
and tell them what you have, before you discard them.
Also . . . if you have any that mention the ham radio call sign K2KQU anywhere on them,
I will buy those immediately. Please put a message on my WikiAnswers message board.
They can range from ten cents to five hundred dollars. It really depend how old it is. You could come to a specialist in postcards. They should be able to tell you a exact.
Many of the old postcards are valued at prices between $5 and $15 each. The exact amount will depend upon the exact postcard.
The value of 100 year old postcards depends greatly on the subject of the cards and what kind of condition they are in. The value can be anywhere from a few cents up to $100 or even more.
It is impossible to supply a value without knowing a number of things: What is the post card about (some topics are worth more than others) Used or unused Is there an interesting stamp on the back Condition of the postcard What country was it from and if it was sent where did it go
Patricia N. Schoonmaker has written: 'Old Teddy Bear Postcards in Color (Old Teddy Bear Postcards)' 'Old Teddy Bear Postcards'
You can find live auctions at AuctionZip.com including thousands in PA. Do a keyword search for postcards to find listings with postcards.
If you are talking about cutting out the postcard stamp area, and sticking them on an envelope or a package, I think it is the same in theory as cutting stamps that were stuck to a letter, unused, and glue them to another letter to use. I am also trying to find if there is some restrictions, because if I can use the old postcards, that is unused postage. Postcard stamps can also be used in stamp collecting. They can be used to stamp anything, such as letters. Stamps are like money and they have to add up to the current postage, that is all.
You can try searching for interested individuals through forums dedicated to postcards and stamps. Auction sites like ebay.com are also a good way to check if there are people who wants to buy old postcards.
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Shelley Boyd Malone has written: 'Postcards of old Key West' -- subject(s): Postcards, Pictorial works 'Nostalgic Nassau' -- subject(s): Postcards, Pictorial works
I wouldn't expect it to be worth a lot because the game has passed and its very old so it is probably in bad condition, also you cant use it today for anything, If I would take a guess, it would be worth about 10-20 dollars, depending on the person you are selling it to.