From: dahoov2@cox.net
PS These guys aren't the glory days of that sport either so I'd put it
about 100 Euros or less if I was taking a HUGE shot in the dark at a
valuation. That's based upon a small print in average condition
(assuming it's not mint and not in bad shape), signed by several not
in their Heyday but a lot of sigs, sold either in an auction related
to this sport, or for private sale on a board of fans.
On Wed, 25 Jun 2008 13:14:55 -0400, Sue H wrote:
>On this one, It's too hard to valuate. This is mostly a pop culture
>board... BUT with that said, your item is small so less value on that.
>Non-known people so not much value. More value added for multi-signed.
>Print equals less value than original... less amount of interested
>parties so not too valuable.
>
>However, as they say, in the right auction with the right people
>interested in that subject, you could get a decent price. The odds of
>that happening not too good. Most people here in the US are into Indy
>racing or NASCAR and I don't think many know about the other parts....
>so you'd have to sell it where people are interested to make the most.
>
>Still unknown to us... condition, and story behind the graphs. That
>can add or subtrack more value.
>
>
>On Wed, 25 Jun 2008 18:01:50 +0100, Stoatgobbler
> wrote:
>
>>Apologies the question did appear inane, what I was meaning is does this
>>ng allow you to ask the value of particular autographs.
>>
>>I have a 6"x9" print of the Silverstone racetrack signed by:
>>Penti Arikala
>>Timo Mackinen
>>Tony Mason
>>Tony Pond
>>Anne Hall
>>Rosemary Smith
>>Andy Dawson
>>B Waldesand
>>Tony Fall
>>
>>It's genuine but unless you're into 1970's rallying you wouldn't know
>>who these people are.
>>
>>Are any of these people "rare"?
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