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Not sure of the date, but I can tell you it’s not worth much. Most clubs really aren’t unless they have some significant history attached to them.

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Most likely late 60s and even very early 70s.

It would be worth virtually nothing. It would probably be harder to give it away than to get $5 for it at a garage sale.

Millions of clubs like this exist and the only way they would have value would be if they were owned by a VERY famous player.

In the race of life, always back self-interest. At least you know it's trying.

 

 


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It's funny how all (wood) clubs of that era had virtually the same sole plate.

And has any newer club ever been marketed as having the "finest titanium"? 

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I knew it wouldn’t be particularly valuable, but I figured it would at least be worth $5-$10. I have three others of different lofts and I thought I might be able to sell them on Ebay or something. I bought around 30 clubs for $20 (most of which are irons) and the majority were in good condition so I figured I might be able to get some decent money for all of them.


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You will see these clubs posted on eBay and there is a site called Worthpoint where they collate information on eBay listings. What you will see is asking prices and almost never, "sold" prices.

It may well be worth $5-$10 to someone, but how do you connect with that buyer where fuel and commission postage costs don't eat into all of what you'd get? There is a buyer for everything, but not always in your neighbourhood.

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8 hours ago, SegWorm said:

I knew it wouldn’t be particularly valuable, but I figured it would at least be worth $5-$10. I have three others of different lofts and I thought I might be able to sell them on Ebay or something. I bought around 30 clubs for $20 (most of which are irons) and the majority were in good condition so I figured I might be able to get some decent money for all of them.

As others have mentioned. These clubs don't have a lot of value. 
I mentioned an option in your other thread. Build them into a cool display and hang them up in your office, den or what ever. 

My bag is an ever-changing combination of clubs. 

A mix I am forever tinkering with. 

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