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Whilst at a Bed and Breakfast I stumbled upon a copy of GQ I think it was with an article regarding Ebay.
The young man in question had brought a set of postcards from a charity shop for £0.50 and put them seperately on Ebay. One of CH sold for £50 - anyone care to admit paying for this?
Will post article and page number when I get home.

Edit : Men's Health December 2005 Page 38
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:shock:

maybe there was a rare and valuable stamp on the back?
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I did a search on ebay today and it listed about a dozen CH items, from rail tickets to plans of one of the buildings.
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Why would someone pay £50 for a postcard?
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Post by englishangel »

Great Plum wrote:Why would someone pay £50 for a postcard?
Because they have more money than sense?

One for 'Mysteries of the Universe" I think.
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englishangel wrote:
Great Plum wrote:Why would someone pay £50 for a postcard?
Because they have more money than sense?

One for 'Mysteries of the Universe" I think.
Unless it was written by someone famous I suppose...
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Great Plum wrote:
englishangel wrote:
Great Plum wrote:Why would someone pay £50 for a postcard?
Because they have more money than sense?

One for 'Mysteries of the Universe" I think.
Unless it was written by someone famous I suppose...
I don't remember sending anybody a CH postcard ???? :roll:
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Great Plum wrote:Why would someone pay £50 for a postcard?
Well, if they could sell it for, say, £70 ......?
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But why would someone buy it for £70?
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Great Plum wrote:But why would someone buy it for £70?
Now that WASN'T the question, was it? :lol:
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I've just inherited a set of 6 (I think) postcards of CH from my grandmother. They were made in 1989, and depict CH 'then and now' so have old, sepia pics and modern 1989 pics. As I started in 1990 there are people on them I vaguely recognise.

Any bids of £50 upwards to be PMd to me.

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Anything like this lot:-

viewtopic.php?t=377

Still can't work out why the Search doesn't pick up this topic....

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That's the ones!
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Searching for "1989" brings it up, but not "Postcard" or "postcard"

Answers on a postcard to................

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Weird!

I've got Series 1 - think there's 12 or so.

Quite good images actually.
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