United memorabilia

Pablo76 · 29th May 2011, 23:23

Anybody got a spare programme from Wembley/one they dont want anymore? Also looking for used tickets, and anything else match related.

Also always looking for programmes, PM me if you have anything.

IanDangerously · 29th May 2011, 23:28

You can buy the programmes online from UEFA.com!

RonaldoVII · 29th May 2011, 23:44

UEFA Champions League Programmes

£12 delivered. I've ordered mine from there - only £2 more expensive than buying one at the ground but the guarantee that it will be in good condition upon arrival.

B Cantona · 29th May 2011, 23:47

Someone asked me to get one. I was surprised they weren't being sold inside Wembley. I enquired after the game at a vendor but they'd sold out

Pablo76 · 30th May 2011, 18:31

* 2011 CHAMPIONS LEAGUE FINAL - MAN UTD v BARCELONA * | eBay UK

Its people like this that make it hard for memorabilia collectors. £10 cover price remember.

IanDangerously · 30th May 2011, 20:31

Quote:

Originally Posted by Pablo76

* 2011 CHAMPIONS LEAGUE FINAL - MAN UTD v BARCELONA * | eBay UK

Its people like this that make it hard for memorabilia collectors. £10 cover price remember.

Programmes aren't really that much of a collectors market these days surely since they're as readily available as any mainstream magazine? It's not like the days when you had to go to the game to get one!

20solskjaer · 30th May 2011, 20:37

Quote:

Originally Posted by IanDangerously

Programmes aren't really that much of a collectors market these days surely since they're as readily available as any mainstream magazine? It's not like the days when you had to go to the game to get one!

and yet hes still sold 47, at £24.99 a time

IanDangerously · 30th May 2011, 20:53

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Originally Posted by 20solskjaer

and yet hes still sold 47, at £24.99 a time

I'm guessing either UEFA went out of stock then at some point or people dont know where to buy them from officially?

Pablo76 · 30th May 2011, 21:03

Quote:

Originally Posted by IanDangerously

Programmes aren't really that much of a collectors market these days surely since they're as readily available as any mainstream magazine? It's not like the days when you had to go to the game to get one!

Quote:

Originally Posted by 20solskjaer

and yet hes still sold 47, at £24.99 a time

Exactly. You would be surprised, not so much everyday match programmes no, but anything pre 60 and "big match" these days is going for good money, and continues to rise in value too. Some clubs, Utd included have dozens of avid collectors, and certain items, when they become available, always command decent money at auctions because so many people are after them.

I recently had the treble season 3 for sale on Ebay, fa cup final, cl final and last home game v spurs: fa cup final went for £18 with 8 bids and 67 watchers: cl final went for £13 with 10 bids and 97 watchers, and the spurs one went for £7 with 6 bids and 54 watchers.

There has been quite alot of these on Ebay just recently and those prices are considerably under average.

Anything 70s to present day with the odd exception are 10 a penny, but certain older items are going for stupid money, check this one out that ended yesterday.

1956 Programme Busby Babes friendly at Rhyl | eBay UK

As I said, I'm looking to buy Utd related stuff myself, I used to have my own website but had to shut it down as I didnt have the time to maintain it, but if anyone has anything of interest I can either value it for you or make you an offer if you're looking to sell.

Colin129 · 30th May 2011, 21:15

A friend of mine in the media got to go to the Semi vs Shitty. I saw him after the match & he gave me the programme. Big pic of scary Teveth standing next to our man Vidic.

First of all I couldn't even look at the front cover, then it took me 2 weeks before I even opened it up. Read all the United parts and a few bits about the FA, but I just couldn't handle this big pic of Teveth on the front. A couple of weeks later I gave it back to my mate thanking him for letting me have the programme and he said I could keep it.

So I've got this programme with Teveth on the front & half full of Shitty & they beat us too.

Shall I burn it or keep it?

Pablo76 · 5th February 2012, 15:18

United memorabilia, especially older progammes continue to sell for top money.

If anybody has anything they want valued or want to sell, get in touch with me as I am always looking for good stuff to add to my collection, check this one out.

Manchester United VS Dundee SIGNED special international match in US 1967 | eBay

Pablo76 · 5th February 2012, 15:33

Another copy of that sold a year or so ago for £450.

And this one ending later today, thats 2 Utd away friendlies selling in 1 day that will fetch in excess of £800.

If you bear in mind that another copy of this programme was sold around 6months ago for £300 and its not done yet, believe me, you can see why some people are buying this kind of stuff as an ivestment aswell as a hobby.

Man.Utd v Tottenham/Spurs 1951/52 Fr in New York | eBay

Pablo76 · 5th February 2012, 15:35

And just to top it off, this progamme has sold in the last 2 years for £2450, £2650 and £2850.

Utd's first EVER European cup match away v Anderlecht, very rare.

1956 EUROPEAN CUP ANDERLECHT v MANCHESTER UNITED | eBay

Pablo76 · 5th February 2012, 21:42

Quote:

Originally Posted by Pablo76

Another copy of that sold a year or so ago for £450.

And this one ending later today, thats 2 Utd away friendlies selling in 1 day that will fetch in excess of £800.

If you bear in mind that another copy of this programme was sold around 6months ago for £300 and its not done yet, believe me, you can see why some people are buying this kind of stuff as an ivestment aswell as a hobby.

Man.Utd v Tottenham/Spurs 1951/52 Fr in New York | eBay

Sold for over £600 in the end, this item sold at auction last year for £300 inclusive of 21% buyers premium, thats over 100% increase in value in 6-9months!!

Stick your ISA's up your ass!

Sonny Feehan · 5th February 2012, 22:34

I have a United v Bilbao programme in good condition from 1957 at Maine rd
Just wondered what it might be worth although I would never sell as I was at the game.

Pablo76 · 5th February 2012, 22:39

Nice one Sonny, showing your age there mate!

Usually sells for around £20-£30 in good condition, Utd homes have been produced in such vast numbers over the years that there really are'nt many that sell for top money until you go back to the mid/early 50s and earlier.

There is the odd exception, postponed games, special debuts etc. Many of these command hundreds of pounds, thousands for older ones.

Pablo76 · 20th February 2012, 14:10

I bet nobody here attended this little known match!

Man Utd v Sydney Olympic, 1981. Just a single sheet programme produced for the game, with team line ups including a young Mark Hughes.

Rare Manchester United v Sydney Olympic Official Single Sheet Fr. Prog. 4/11/81 | eBay

Let me know if you have a spare copy

decorativeed · 21st February 2012, 13:38

This just arrived through my door:

Signed on reverse by the founder of our club:

RedMist99 · 21st February 2012, 14:02

I have hundreds of programmes from the mid sixties to late seventies stashed under my bed that my dad gave to me. Some are in better condition than others but non are poor.

Pablo mentioned that the 50's editions are likely to fetch the highest price at the moment, but is it forseeable that the ones I have may grow in value in the future? I don't think I'd even be willing to part with them but I'd like to know just to satisfy my curiosity

snootyjim · 21st February 2012, 14:16

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Originally Posted by RedMist99

I have hundreds of programmes from the mid sixties to late seventies stashed under my bed that my dad gave to me. Some are in better condition than others but non are poor.

Pablo mentioned that the 50's editions are likely to fetch the highest price at the moment, but is it forseeable that the ones I have may grow in value in the future? I don't think I'd even be willing to part with them but I'd like to know just to satisfy my curiosity

Unlikely. With all of them, it's a question of how many were printed. Old programmes aren't really going to be deteriorating - most people who have them likely know their value and will be looking after them to some degree, or will be looking after them for sentimental reasons.

The most valuable programmes are the rare ones. I know there are a few where there were printing issues, so only about 1,000 programmes were actually printed, and those ones are worth an absolute fortune. The more recent you get, the more of them that were printed and the more of them there will still be. If we're talking about European finals, or FA Cup finals, then even ones from fairly recently could be worth a reasonable sum of money, but a league game isn't going to fetch a lot.

Some of the more recent ones you'd be lucky to get much more than the RRP. By comparison, I sold three duplicate league programmes my dad had from the early 50s for about £80 each on eBay a few years back.

RedMist99 · 21st February 2012, 14:49

Cheers jim. I think I'll dig them out soon and have a look through, see if anything catches my eye in terms of rarity. If I find anything I'll post it up here to see what you guys think.

I seem to remember my dad mentioning that a few of my granddads 50s programmes may we hidden in there aswell

snootyjim · 21st February 2012, 20:01

Is that bloke still selling them out of his garage near to the stadium on matchdays?

Pablo76 · 21st February 2012, 21:26

Yeah Karl still sells stuff on a matchday, as do a couple of others most games.

The general league, fa cup and league cup programmes are all easy enough to find going back to the mid 60s really, and most are 50p programmes. There are however a few from the 70s and 80s which go for hundreds, mainly postponed games and away friendlies.

Pre 65 they do tend to shoot up, especially most pre munich season and older.

If anyone has anything they want valued I have quite a few years experience in collecting and selling programmes and other memorabilia, I would be more than happy to give you a guide to what anything you have is worth.

Pablo76 · 5th March 2012, 22:59

Poor city fan wants to sell up, his prize posession no doubt, 750 programmes, yours for £3,500!

Manchester City Football Programmes | eBay

I guarentee, if he knocked a zero off that asking price they wouldnt sell!

Incidently, some seriously good money has changed hands in the last few weeks for Man Utd items at auction around the country, I'm always looking for stuff for my own collection, have a look in your cupboards/lofts for anything Utd related, you never know!

ukbob · 5th March 2012, 23:10

I have two programmes you can value.
1. Arsenal v Man Utd Feb. 1958
2 Red Star Belgrade v Man Utd Feb 5th 1958 Signed by Novak Tomic

Pablo76 · 5th March 2012, 23:35

Nice pair of programmes Bob, the Arsenal one we discussed ages ago I think, dont you have it framed?

Arsenal 4 Man Utd 5 - Last league game before the Munich disaster. If you wanted to secure a nice condition one from a dealer, you're looking around the £100 mark. If you're selling, £50-£70 in good condition, I've seen a couple of copies sell for under £30, usually dependant on team changes, rusty staples etc.

The other one is a slightly different kettle of fish.

The very last game before the Munich crash, away to Crvena Zvezda, Red Star Belgrade. While not quite as "RARE" as some would have you believe, very few copies were around until quite recently, a few copies of this programme surfaced in Yugoslavia/Serbia and were apparently selling over there quite cheaply at markets and the like, until some bright spark realised that they could sell it for huge money in England. In recent years copies of this programme have sold for anything from £1700 to £2800, the last one I saw sold for £2500.

How did you obtain it Bob, if you dont mind me asking?

ukbob · 6th March 2012, 00:47

Quote:

Originally Posted by Pablo76

Nice pair of programmes Bob, the Arsenal one we discussed ages ago I think, dont you have it framed?

Arsenal 4 Man Utd 5 - Last league game before the Munich disaster. If you wanted to secure a nice condition one from a dealer, you're looking around the £100 mark. If you're selling, £50-£70 in good condition, I've seen a couple of copies sell for under £30, usually dependant on team changes, rusty staples etc.

The other one is a slightly different kettle of fish.

The very last game before the Munich crash, away to Crvena Zvezda, Red Star Belgrade. While not quite as "RARE" as some would have you believe, very few copies were around until quite recently, a few copies of this programme surfaced in Yugoslavia/Serbia and were apparently selling over there quite cheaply at markets and the like, until some bright spark realised that they could sell it for huge money in England. In recent years copies of this programme have sold for anything from £1700 to £2800, the last one I saw sold for £2500.

How did you obtain it Bob, if you dont mind me asking?

I met Novak Tomic when he was a tool rep in Torrance where I worked. We became very good friends and as I was a through and through United supporter he asked if I would like that programme which he duly signed. He told me he had about half a dozen he had got when he played in that last game. He also warned me that there were some fake copies being re-printed due to the later interest in the programme. Unfortunately he passed away in 2003.

ukbob · 6th March 2012, 00:50

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Originally Posted by ukbob

I met Novak Tomic when he was a tool rep in Torrance where I worked. We became very good friends and as I was a through and through United supporter he asked if I would like that programme which he duly signed. He told me he had about half a dozen he had got when he played in that last game. He also warned me that there were some fake copies being re-printed due to the later interest in the programme. Unfortunately he passed away in 2003.

And yes I do have the Arsenal one framed. They will be going to my Grandson when I eventually finish on this earth. The Red Star programme I keep locked away with "other " stuff.

Sonny Feehan · 6th March 2012, 02:11

Quote:

Originally Posted by Pablo76

Yeah Karl still sells stuff on a matchday, as do a couple of others most games.

The general league, fa cup and league cup programmes are all easy enough to find going back to the mid 60s really, and most are 50p programmes. There are however a few from the 70s and 80s which go for hundreds, mainly postponed games and away friendlies.

Pre 65 they do tend to shoot up, especially most pre munich season and older.

If anyone has anything they want valued I have quite a few years experience in collecting and selling programmes and other memorabilia, I would be more than happy to give you a guide to what anything you have is worth.

I have a United v Bilbao program from 1957 at maine Rd. I was at the game and have no intention of selling. Just curious now that we play them again

Moriarty · 6th March 2012, 02:29

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sonny Feehan

I have a United v Bilbao program from 1957 at maine Rd. I was at the game and have no intention of selling. Just curious now that we play them again

My old man was there too. Funny thing is that he was a diehard United fan but sometimes he'd go to Maine Road with his pals to watch City when United were playing away. Apparently is was quite common for blokes to do that back then.

Sonny Feehan · 6th March 2012, 02:46

Quote:

Originally Posted by Moriarty

My old man was there too. Funny thing is that he was a diehard United fan but sometimes he'd go to Maine Road with his pals to watch City when United were playing away. Apparently is was quite common for blokes to do that back then.

Definitely showing my age as I just realised I posted in this thread earlier about the same thing. Ah well and, yes, a few of my mates went to both City and United games but it was a lot easier for me to get to Old Trafford so I watched the reserves instead.

Pablo76 · 19th April 2012, 21:18

Still adding programmes, tickets, teamsheets and other bits and pieces to my collection, tying to pick up bits at auction but it doesnt help when you have some BIG collectors out there throwing money around like its going out of fashion!

If anyone has any Utd related memorabilia, and think it might be worth something, or just want to shift it on, let me know what you have and I can either give you a valuation or if possible, I will buy it. Cheers.

Denis' cuff · 20th April 2012, 04:58

Quote:

Originally Posted by Moriarty

My old man was there too. Funny thing is that he was a diehard United fan but sometimes he'd go to Maine Road with his pals to watch City when United were playing away. Apparently is was quite common for blokes to do that back then.

I'm nowhere near as old as you and I sometimes went to Maine Rd but stopped after they came good around '68.

anyone know what the Sheff Weds (h) with the names blanked out is worth? The cover has come away from the staples but it's in good nick otherwise.

I'll have to go under the stairs & see what else is there - yonks since I've pulled em out. I know there are loads of newspapers and special editions etc.

Still got a 68 EC winners enamel badge but there's probably loads of them around. I remember a couple of progs for friendlies at Shamrock Rovers, Shelbourne and Home Farm although the first could be the EC.

Pablo76 · 20th April 2012, 16:43

Quote:

Originally Posted by Denis' cuff

I'm nowhere near as old as you and I sometimes went to Maine Rd but stopped after they came good around '68.

anyone know what the Sheff Weds (h) with the names blanked out is worth? The cover has come away from the staples but it's in good nick otherwise.

I'll have to go under the stairs & see what else is there - yonks since I've pulled em out. I know there are loads of newspapers and special editions etc.

Still got a 68 EC winners enamel badge but there's probably loads of them around. I remember a couple of progs for friendlies at Shamrock Rovers, Shelbourne and Home Farm although the first could be the EC.

The first game after the Munich crash, v Sheffield Wednesday FA cup 5th round, with a blank team sheet for Utd, usually sells for around the £50-£80 mark for a reasonable copy. If it has rusty staples, team filled in, writing or a loose cover you would expect the lower end, if none of them exist on a copy and its in very good condition, you might expect around £100 for it.

The enamel badge is interesting, let me know on that and the other programmes you mention. If they are just gathering dust under the stairs then get them out and turn them into a bit of cash! I' would be interested in any of that stuff, Cheers.

Havak · 20th April 2012, 16:49

I don't get to many games, so don't have many programmes, although I don't care for them greatly to be honest. However, I do have one from a home leg against Real Madrid one time, but I can't remember if it was the one where Ronaldo scored a hat-trick. I also have one from the last day of last season, where we beat Blackpool 4-2 (as well as the used ticket).

Other than that, while this will be of no interest to most, I have probably over a hundred very old programmes in the loft from Manchester City games. They were my uncles (who I never got to meet) so they're probably from the 60's & 70's and I'd imagine there will be a couple of derby game programmes in there. I haven't looked at them for years though, so I'm not fully sure.

Pablo76 · 20th April 2012, 22:49

Quote:

Originally Posted by Havak

I don't get to many games, so don't have many programmes, although I don't care for them greatly to be honest. However, I do have one from a home leg against Real Madrid one time, but I can't remember if it was the one where Ronaldo scored a hat-trick. I also have one from the last day of last season, where we beat Blackpool 4-2 (as well as the used ticket).

Other than that, while this will be of no interest to most, I have probably over a hundred very old programmes in the loft from Manchester City games. They were my uncles (who I never got to meet) so they're probably from the 60's & 70's and I'd imagine there will be a couple of derby game programmes in there. I haven't looked at them for years though, so I'm not fully sure.

The two modern ones are worth less than the cover price, a sign unfortunately that todays programmes are massivley over-produced.

As for the City ones, by all means drop me a pm with a list if you can, I might well be interested if they are 60s and 70s, even more so if they are earlier.

Pablo76 · 14th May 2012, 21:51

Collecting Man Utd memorabilia never ceases to amaze me, this programme from 2 seasons ago sold tonight for over £630!

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/ws/eBayISA...4502707&_rdc=1

If anyone has anything they want to move on, or want valued just ask, more than happy to help/give any information I might have on Utd memorabilia old and new.

Pablo76 · 15th May 2012, 19:14

And today the holy grail: 1909 fa cup final Utd v Bristol City.

Sold for a world record £23,500. With buyers premium of around 20-25% that could be as much as £30,000!

http://www.itv.com/news/west/2012-05...-fetch-20-000/

Anyone happen to have one of these lying around!?!

29th May 2011, 23:23	#1 (permalink)
Pablo76 Reserve Team Player Join Date: Dec 2006 Posts: 2,457	United memorabilia Anybody got a spare programme from Wembley/one they dont want anymore? Also looking for used tickets, and anything else match related. Also always looking for programmes, PM me if you have anything.

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29th May 2011, 23:28	#2 (permalink)
IanDangerously Reserve Team Player Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Heaton Chapel, Gtr Manchester Posts: 4,384	You can buy the programmes online from UEFA.com!

29th May 2011, 23:44	#3 (permalink)
RonaldoVII First Team Regular Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: E236:24:101 PSN:FrozenInHell BetfairPromo: UTFAKVVTJ Posts: 12,090	UEFA Champions League Programmes £12 delivered. I've ordered mine from there - only £2 more expensive than buying one at the ground but the guarantee that it will be in good condition upon arrival.

29th May 2011, 23:47	#4 (permalink)
B Cantona Desperate Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Hated, Adored, Never Ignored Posts: 40,427	Someone asked me to get one. I was surprised they weren't being sold inside Wembley. I enquired after the game at a vendor but they'd sold out

30th May 2011, 18:31	#5 (permalink)
Pablo76 Reserve Team Player Join Date: Dec 2006 Posts: 2,457	* 2011 CHAMPIONS LEAGUE FINAL - MAN UTD v BARCELONA * \| eBay UK Its people like this that make it hard for memorabilia collectors. £10 cover price remember.

30th May 2011, 21:15	#10 (permalink)
Colin129 First Team Regular Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: Aliens are in control of my tagline & location, but they'll never take me alive! Posts: 10,824	A friend of mine in the media got to go to the Semi vs Shitty. I saw him after the match & he gave me the programme. Big pic of scary Teveth standing next to our man Vidic. First of all I couldn't even look at the front cover, then it took me 2 weeks before I even opened it up. Read all the United parts and a few bits about the FA, but I just couldn't handle this big pic of Teveth on the front. A couple of weeks later I gave it back to my mate thanking him for letting me have the programme and he said I could keep it. So I've got this programme with Teveth on the front & half full of Shitty & they beat us too. Shall I burn it or keep it?

5th February 2012, 15:18	#11 (permalink)
Pablo76 Reserve Team Player Join Date: Dec 2006 Posts: 2,457	United memorabilia, especially older progammes continue to sell for top money. If anybody has anything they want valued or want to sell, get in touch with me as I am always looking for good stuff to add to my collection, check this one out. Manchester United VS Dundee SIGNED special international match in US 1967 \| eBay

5th February 2012, 15:33	#12 (permalink)
Pablo76 Reserve Team Player Join Date: Dec 2006 Posts: 2,457	Another copy of that sold a year or so ago for £450. And this one ending later today, thats 2 Utd away friendlies selling in 1 day that will fetch in excess of £800. If you bear in mind that another copy of this programme was sold around 6months ago for £300 and its not done yet, believe me, you can see why some people are buying this kind of stuff as an ivestment aswell as a hobby. Man.Utd v Tottenham/Spurs 1951/52 Fr in New York \| eBay

5th February 2012, 15:35	#13 (permalink)
Pablo76 Reserve Team Player Join Date: Dec 2006 Posts: 2,457	And just to top it off, this progamme has sold in the last 2 years for £2450, £2650 and £2850. Utd's first EVER European cup match away v Anderlecht, very rare. 1956 EUROPEAN CUP ANDERLECHT v MANCHESTER UNITED \| eBay

5th February 2012, 22:34	#15 (permalink)
Sonny Feehan Reserve Team Player Join Date: Sep 2004 Posts: 1,512	I have a United v Bilbao programme in good condition from 1957 at Maine rd Just wondered what it might be worth although I would never sell as I was at the game.

5th February 2012, 22:39	#16 (permalink)
Pablo76 Reserve Team Player Join Date: Dec 2006 Posts: 2,457	Nice one Sonny, showing your age there mate! Usually sells for around £20-£30 in good condition, Utd homes have been produced in such vast numbers over the years that there really are'nt many that sell for top money until you go back to the mid/early 50s and earlier. There is the odd exception, postponed games, special debuts etc. Many of these command hundreds of pounds, thousands for older ones.

20th February 2012, 14:10	#17 (permalink)
Pablo76 Reserve Team Player Join Date: Dec 2006 Posts: 2,457	I bet nobody here attended this little known match! Man Utd v Sydney Olympic, 1981. Just a single sheet programme produced for the game, with team line ups including a young Mark Hughes. Rare Manchester United v Sydney Olympic Official Single Sheet Fr. Prog. 4/11/81 \| eBay Let me know if you have a spare copy

21st February 2012, 13:38	#18 (permalink)
decorativeed First Team Sub Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Chorlton Posts: 6,190	This just arrived through my door: Signed on reverse by the founder of our club:

21st February 2012, 14:02	#19 (permalink)
RedMist99 Reserve Team Player Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: South Manchester Posts: 3,350	I have hundreds of programmes from the mid sixties to late seventies stashed under my bed that my dad gave to me. Some are in better condition than others but non are poor. Pablo mentioned that the 50's editions are likely to fetch the highest price at the moment, but is it forseeable that the ones I have may grow in value in the future? I don't think I'd even be willing to part with them but I'd like to know just to satisfy my curiosity

21st February 2012, 14:49	#21 (permalink)
RedMist99 Reserve Team Player Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: South Manchester Posts: 3,350	Cheers jim. I think I'll dig them out soon and have a look through, see if anything catches my eye in terms of rarity. If I find anything I'll post it up here to see what you guys think. I seem to remember my dad mentioning that a few of my granddads 50s programmes may we hidden in there aswell

21st February 2012, 20:01	#22 (permalink)
snootyjim In most joy Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Redcafe, circa 2006 Posts: 3,555	Is that bloke still selling them out of his garage near to the stadium on matchdays?

21st February 2012, 21:26	#23 (permalink)
Pablo76 Reserve Team Player Join Date: Dec 2006 Posts: 2,457	Yeah Karl still sells stuff on a matchday, as do a couple of others most games. The general league, fa cup and league cup programmes are all easy enough to find going back to the mid 60s really, and most are 50p programmes. There are however a few from the 70s and 80s which go for hundreds, mainly postponed games and away friendlies. Pre 65 they do tend to shoot up, especially most pre munich season and older. If anyone has anything they want valued I have quite a few years experience in collecting and selling programmes and other memorabilia, I would be more than happy to give you a guide to what anything you have is worth.

5th March 2012, 22:59	#24 (permalink)
Pablo76 Reserve Team Player Join Date: Dec 2006 Posts: 2,457	Poor city fan wants to sell up, his prize posession no doubt, 750 programmes, yours for £3,500! Manchester City Football Programmes \| eBay I guarentee, if he knocked a zero off that asking price they wouldnt sell! Incidently, some seriously good money has changed hands in the last few weeks for Man Utd items at auction around the country, I'm always looking for stuff for my own collection, have a look in your cupboards/lofts for anything Utd related, you never know!

5th March 2012, 23:10	#25 (permalink)
ukbob Caf's Coolest Rag n Bone man Join Date: Dec 1999 Location: Thousand Oaks California Posts: 7,045	I have two programmes you can value. 1. Arsenal v Man Utd Feb. 1958 2 Red Star Belgrade v Man Utd Feb 5th 1958 Signed by Novak Tomic

5th March 2012, 23:35	#26 (permalink)
Pablo76 Reserve Team Player Join Date: Dec 2006 Posts: 2,457	Nice pair of programmes Bob, the Arsenal one we discussed ages ago I think, dont you have it framed? Arsenal 4 Man Utd 5 - Last league game before the Munich disaster. If you wanted to secure a nice condition one from a dealer, you're looking around the £100 mark. If you're selling, £50-£70 in good condition, I've seen a couple of copies sell for under £30, usually dependant on team changes, rusty staples etc. The other one is a slightly different kettle of fish. The very last game before the Munich crash, away to Crvena Zvezda, Red Star Belgrade. While not quite as "RARE" as some would have you believe, very few copies were around until quite recently, a few copies of this programme surfaced in Yugoslavia/Serbia and were apparently selling over there quite cheaply at markets and the like, until some bright spark realised that they could sell it for huge money in England. In recent years copies of this programme have sold for anything from £1700 to £2800, the last one I saw sold for £2500. How did you obtain it Bob, if you dont mind me asking?

19th April 2012, 21:18	#32 (permalink)
Pablo76 Reserve Team Player Join Date: Dec 2006 Posts: 2,457	Still adding programmes, tickets, teamsheets and other bits and pieces to my collection, tying to pick up bits at auction but it doesnt help when you have some BIG collectors out there throwing money around like its going out of fashion! If anyone has any Utd related memorabilia, and think it might be worth something, or just want to shift it on, let me know what you have and I can either give you a valuation or if possible, I will buy it. Cheers.

20th April 2012, 16:49	#35 (permalink)
Havak Reserve Team Player Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Salford, Manchester Posts: 2,472	I don't get to many games, so don't have many programmes, although I don't care for them greatly to be honest. However, I do have one from a home leg against Real Madrid one time, but I can't remember if it was the one where Ronaldo scored a hat-trick. I also have one from the last day of last season, where we beat Blackpool 4-2 (as well as the used ticket). Other than that, while this will be of no interest to most, I have probably over a hundred very old programmes in the loft from Manchester City games. They were my uncles (who I never got to meet) so they're probably from the 60's & 70's and I'd imagine there will be a couple of derby game programmes in there. I haven't looked at them for years though, so I'm not fully sure.

14th May 2012, 21:51	#37 (permalink)
Pablo76 Reserve Team Player Join Date: Dec 2006 Posts: 2,457	Collecting Man Utd memorabilia never ceases to amaze me, this programme from 2 seasons ago sold tonight for over £630! http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/ws/eBayISA...4502707&_rdc=1 If anyone has anything they want to move on, or want valued just ask, more than happy to help/give any information I might have on Utd memorabilia old and new.

15th May 2012, 19:14	#38 (permalink)
Pablo76 Reserve Team Player Join Date: Dec 2006 Posts: 2,457	And today the holy grail: 1909 fa cup final Utd v Bristol City. Sold for a world record £23,500. With buyers premium of around 20-25% that could be as much as £30,000! http://www.itv.com/news/west/2012-05...-fetch-20-000/ Anyone happen to have one of these lying around!?!