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I have been collecting swap cards since I was a child at primary school in the 1950's. A few years ago I heard about the Melbourne Playing Cards Collectors (see link on the sidebar here), so I joined them, and have increased my collection substantially!
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Hi
I have loads of swap cards and was wondering if any are considered highly collectable I can keep for my young girls
Thanks
Where are you Tracey? If you are in Melbourne there are two major card collecting clubs that you could take your cards to. The members would be happy to look at your cards and tell you what they are worth. I would be keeping them anyway, as I'm sure your daughters would love to have them once they are old enough to appreciate them.
How does one find out when a card was released or how many cards there might be a in particular series, say with cards from the 1950s and 60s? Are there books or websites available?
Hi
I have recently rediscovered my swapcard collection from the 1970s in a box in the back of my cupboard. I am interested in reading your blog, so if you are planning to continue to your blog that would be great. Ive got no idea what value my cards have apart from the sentimental, but I can still remember wishing I had the pair or set of specific cards that other girls got...perhaps they are still out there somewhere!
Thank you
Helen
Am here. Would love to know anything you know about a Woolworths series that included Isaac Newton. For instance, what was the year of issue? Who else was featured?
Sorry Jason, I don't know anything about that series of cards.
Hi All ,I have been handed about 1000 swap card's no idea about them must be old try looking for information but I give up can I send someone pic to have look please.Thanks
Ray Turner, I have no way of replying to your comment, so if you see this please email me at gandkwil@hotmail.com
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