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Posted 2 years ago
blair
(25 items)
one is dated nov. 6, 1956 and one is nov 3, 1956 are they worth something and i read it but i dont know (understand) what its about maybe something related to cold war because it says about britain and france defy russia and swam egypt
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ok thanks
you think these are worth something
yea i thought so
I buy a lot of my antique newspapers from ebay . Hindenberg & titanic ones.
I would agree that the values would not be very high....you should try an antique mall though. People that would buy them online would be newspaper collectors, who collect very siginificant events or very old papers (100 yrs +). Whereas people at antique malls just browse for things of interest, for the most part...The one I frequent always has old (everyone's definition of old is different haha) newspapers and they sell. Under $20 usually, mostly under $10.
robyn i think you just became my new best friend lol
ok thanks