How much would a brand new boxed set of 12 Kenneth Smith 454 decigram golf balls cost?

[Hando]

Dear forum members, I wanted to ask your expert advice regarding the now defunct Kenneth Smith company.
could you be so kind enough to tell me How much a brand new boxed set of these 12 Kenneth Smith 454 decigram golf balls cost?
Thank you

[Hando]

Anyone?

[iacas]

Originally Posted by Hando

Anyone?

I don't think anyone here has ever heard of them.

You could check on eBay.

[dhanson]

ummmmm........if this is true, you might be looking at some big money.

[cruzthepug]

Looks like they might be worth something to a collector. Early '60's ball and according to one ad on ebay I saw, blue book is $30, but this one sold for $13.50. This is one of those items that it's worth what someone is willing to pay.

[Hando]

Thank you Mr. Hanson, any idea where I could find out what they are worth? These are absolutely authentic. They were given as a gift by a very wealthy businessman to my father, a while back. Now, my father no longer plays golf and has allowed me to sell them.

Thank you.

[Hando]

Dear Cruzthepug, I thank you for going thru all that trouble to be helpful. I myself saw the ebay auctions, but as you said, those were used, individual balls.The one's I have are unused, in their original boxes etc.

Do you have any idea where I could find out what they are worth? These are absolutely authentic. They were given as a gift by a very wealthy businessman to my father, a while back. Now, my father no longer plays golf and has allowed me to sell them.

Thank you.

[rebby]

I think Ebay is your best bet. The market will tell you what these are worth. Toss them up there and see what they bring.

[Hando]

Thank you Rebby, the problem with ebay is that I simply do not have any idea how much these balls are worth and thus can't even begin to put a certain price range on them.

It's quite frustrating that there isn't a single bit of info on these balls on the internet.

Thanks

[dhanson]

maybe try contacting an auctioneer or appraisal service in kansas city. in the meantime, i would try to keep the balls in the boxes so you don't accidently tear/rip the boxes (that would probably have some impact on the price).