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After reading Gadj's comment on the new vegemite thread, I thought I might see what other people have put away to see might be valuable one day.
I have a carton of Port Power 2004 Premiership Beer glad-wrapped to see if it will gain any value, at this rate we wont win another one for fifty years so it might be worth something one day.
I remember drinking a carton of Duff beer with a mate and joking about how long they will last on the shelf, who's an idiot now.

Lightning McQueen wrote:After reading Gadj's comment on the new vegemite thread, I thought I might see what other people have put away to see might be valuable one day.
I have a carton of Port Power 2004 Premiership Beer glad-wrapped to see if it will gain any value, at this rate we wont win another one for fifty years so it might be worth something one day.
I remember drinking a carton of Duff beer with a mate and joking about how long they will last on the shelf, who's an idiot now.

Dunno if Port Power beer would sell mate as I heard it went sour in September 2007.

Wedgie wrote:

Lightning McQueen wrote:After reading Gadj's comment on the new vegemite thread, I thought I might see what other people have put away to see might be valuable one day.
I have a carton of Port Power 2004 Premiership Beer glad-wrapped to see if it will gain any value, at this rate we wont win another one for fifty years so it might be worth something one day.
I remember drinking a carton of Duff beer with a mate and joking about how long they will last on the shelf, who's an idiot now.

Dunno if Port Power beer would sell mate as I heard it went sour in September 2007.

It's undrinkable after a year anyway, at least it provides proof that they did win a premiership.

i got the premiership flag the addy released put away after they won the flag. I got a Jim Beam mirror celebrating the distiller series on my wall,

Not sure if these are of much value but have kept these two none the same

- The esky and all of its contents from the Closing Ceremony of the Sydney Olympics
- First edition of McGuinness/McDermott Adelaide Monopoly still boxed and sealed

Funny, thinking about it I have a heap of 'For Ron's'

- 80's state guernsey (not worth much)
- lace up Sturt guernsey from the 70's (not worth much)
- a Sturt metallic mirror thing (not worth much)
- Bradman commemorative coin, I think it was a $10 coin (not worth much)
- 1986 commemorative Jubilee coin, I think it was a $5 coin (not worth much)
- old yo-yo's, dunno what value they hold
- a toy Batman car with trailer and boat, probably valued in the hundreds now
- an old jukebox from 1973, working (valued at about $800, bought for $300)
- a Hankin tabletop machine, working (worth approx $4k, bought for $800)
- two consecutive numbered $2 notes (no idea what value)

Just for starters.

When the Roos toured Adelaide after the 99 premiership I got 3 WEG posters signed by Norm Smith Medalist Shannon Grant and Adam Simpson...1 I framed and sits proudly on the wall, the other 2 are tucked away, never know if we dont win one for years it might be worth something

Got some of the Coopers cans comemorating the 36ers chamionship wins

Got a heap of other stuff that Ive bought at auctions for charity - dunno why I bought them at the time

A 200ml? old style bottle of Diet Coke with Lemon - which was only on the market for a short while in cans and even less were made in the bottles (designed specifically for cafe's)

NFI what it's worth to a coke collector...

have a penny from every year from 1920---->1940, someone said could be worth a few hundred dollars but never really checked

scottroo wrote:have a penny from every year from 1920---->1940, someone said could be worth a few hundred dollars but never really checked

If you have a 1930 penny you are a very lucky man scottroo because even one of those in 'average' condition is worth well over $20,000. One in mint condition could see you sitting on something around $200 grand plus !!

I have most of them too (thanks to 13 years working at the RBA) and quite a few from the late 1800's as well but none as valuable as the '30...sadly...

haha it was a joke, i wish i did have one

I've got a 1907 violin made and signed by Paul Baily in Paris.
I paid $690 for it in an Adelaide music shop in 1979 - the last one sold in London by Sothebys several years ago brought 5000 Pounds.
I'm waiting for our dollar to collapse before I consider selling, or may take it with me when I visit the UK and sell it to fund some of the trip.
Also have a first edition bound collection of Charles Dickens "Household Words" - about $600 in 1979 too.
I have no idea of current value.

Paul Keating, of course collected antique French clocks...

I've got the complete collections of AFL Cards from the 1994, '95 and '96 seasons in folders, cards in mint condition.

Are all of these things stored in your den Psyber?

what would a miniature cricket bat be worth seeing it was a world series cricket product with the players autographs on it ?

I have the CDFC first premiership poster signed by every player and coach including the late great Daniel Hulm.

Lightning McQueen wrote:After reading Gadj's comment on the new vegemite thread, I thought I might see what other people have put away to see might be valuable one day.
I have a carton of Port Power 2004 Premiership Beer glad-wrapped to see if it will gain any value, at this rate we wont win another one for fifty years so it might be worth something one day.
I remember drinking a carton of Duff beer with a mate and joking about how long they will last on the shelf, who's an idiot now.

what would a carton be worth now??

i have an outragrous number of basketball cards!! most of them only from around about '95ish, but also have a few earlier ROOKIE cards, including a couple of some chump named Jordan.
have well over 400. no complete sets though. was more interested in collecting certain players. have a heap of.....

Jordan
Kobe
Shaq
Sir Charles
Karl Malone
Rodman

and i also bought the complete set of 2007 (the year my lad was born) AFL cards. bought them for him to keep.

scottroo wrote:have a penny from every year from 1920---->1940, someone said could be worth a few hundred dollars but never really checked

I'll give you $100 for the 1930 one.

I've kept the wife, only 'cause it's far too costly to trade her in. Her super is huge!