dxAce wrote:
An average collection of, say 1000 cards from the 1960's to date, may
well be worth over US$50,000 depending on which stations are included.
I encourage all DXers to insure their QSL card collections, to make
bequest provisions to lodge them with club collections and
preservation groups or museums, or if they choose to put them on the
market, to be aware of their potential value. 73's (David Ricquish,
Radio Heritage Collection http://www.radiodx.com

Gee, I have probably that many from a hundred countries that I neglected
to send in for a DXCC in the 50s. You just never know what junk will
turn out to be valuable.

I wonder where they are. Probably tossed out in some move.

I even got a nice handwritten letter from the USSR asking me to send
a Vibroplex bug, in exchange for genuine Russian postage stamps.

One of the more mysterious letters in my high school ham career.
An early Nigerian dictator.
--
Ron Hardin


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