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This is a question to MCC members or anyone who could possibly help me here. It has absolutely nothing to do with our footy team, by the way I am not worried at all about that match on Friday night, a couple of years ago we were done by Hawthorn by quite a few goals in the first round and then we proceeded to go very well in the following matches!

Anyway back to my question. I have unearthed a collection of very early MCC members badges 1902 -03 up until 39-40 with a couple of gaps. Does anybody know what these are going for, a friend has told me they are going for fairly strong money though doesn't quite how much, is there anybody out who has any ideas, would appreciate some enlightenment if possible

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    sorry about the vagueness of this response but there is a guy in the age who values sporting memorabilia in the saturday age, sports section, usually the last or 2nd last page.

    I had a quick serch for him but i couldnt find out his name, rick milne, i think off the top of my head.

    Buy the age this saturday and have a look, he lists his email and phone number at the bottom of the segment.

    He will know what they are worth.

    I would be very interested to know too, they sound good.

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    sorry about the vagueness of this response but there is a guy in the age who values sporting memorabilia in the saturday age, sports section, usually the last or 2nd last page.

    I had a quick serch for him but i couldnt find out his name, rick milne, i think off the top of my head.

    Buy the age this saturday and have a look, he lists his email and phone number at the bottom of the segment.

    He will know what they are worth.

    I would be very interested to know too, they sound good.

    Will give him a try,His piece in the Age is called " Sporting Worth" I think. Will let you know what I find out. Thankyou for your reply.

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    Will give him a try,His piece in the Age is called " Sporting Worth" I think. Will let you know what I find out. Thankyou for your reply.

    Also, why not contact MCC museums department. They should be able to help.

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    Also, why not contact MCC museums department. They should be able to help.

    Yes, good call, will do!

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    Yes, good call, will do!

    Actually been cleaning up and down sizing, de- cluttering our lives, found out this morning that my Avatar(early postcard)of the mighty fuscias as they were known as then, 1905, is worth $300 bucks plus, bloody hell check your junk, don't throw anything out when your twenty it probably going to be worth something when your abouit to retire!!! or maybe not!!

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