There are couple of ways, the first is ask here, I'm sure someone will have
an opinion of value, The second is to check the sold items on ebay,
unfortunately that only goes back about 30 days and I don't think much
"bricklinalia" has been sold. the sold items represent what a willing buyer
is going to pay a willing seller, a real life value. The third ids to put
it up for auction on ebay ( with a ridiculously high reserve) and see what
it brings.
Repro owners manuals are about $25, I've seen originals sell from $20 - $100
(yup I bought the $20 one)
I bought a bunch of posters ( the 2'X2' fold outs) about 2 years ago for
$2@, the brochures go from $1-25 depending on the piece, condition and the
buyer. I have no idea on the letterhead but have gotten some in the mail
with notes on them from owners.
There are a couple of different lighters and I've seen them sell for as
little as $60 (wish I would of bought it) to about $175. no idea on the
press kit, but I'll give you $5 for it ;-).
Rick
----- Original Message -----
From: "stephen matson" <smatson@adelphia.net>
To: "Bricklin" <bricklin@autox.team.net>
Sent: Thursday, November 18, 2004 12:15 PM
Subject: Bricklin Memorabilia
> What is the best way to approximate the value of Bricklin "stuff"
>
> For example:
> Complete press kit from the World Premier at the Four Seasons in New
> York including the faux suede carrier with the Bricklin logo
> Bricklin cigarette lighter
> Bricklin belt buckle
> 1975 owners manual
>
> I also have a bunch of posters, brochures, cocktail napkins, GVI
letterhead
> and envelopes, etc.
>
> Thanks
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