My grandad who got me into Charlton passed last year and he has left behind a load of old programmes, maybe 50-100 stretching from present back to 60s.
Do people think they are likely to auction off well? Thinking of doing so to buy my Nan something she can remember him by.
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Contact the Museum. In the unlikely event that you have a programme they are missing, I am sure they would be happy to look after it for you.
But also consider whether there are any gems in there that your Nan would like. Is there, for example, a programme that carries a date that means something special to her? Perhaps a family occasion, like a birth or wedding, that was also the date on one of those programmes. If so, you could frame that and give it to your Nan as something tangible to remember him by. After all, they were his and that can't be said of anything you could buy with cash.
I think it's unlikely you can make much (or, probably, any) money by selling them. But you could make one or more into a personalised, memorable gift for your Nan, instead.
they were going down the skip as my Nan is downsizing so thought it may be an idea to see if they can be out to use and of interest to anyone else
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