Internet sites

[diadem01]

Most of us have something of value we have pondered about, wondering if it could be exchanged for something we really need. Would anyone know of a reliable internet site that would attract people interested in such deals.

For example. I have a unique monopoly board; made of the finest quality English leather, with the original (1930s) monopoly site logos in the original colours and gold tooled. It also has an interesting history and material to authenticate its existence.

It is framed in rosewood and could be either hung as a decoration or even used (on special occasions).

A (rich) monopoly fanatic might have a spare half decent automatic hatchback and that would certainly interest me … but how to locate them?

Okay; it sounds a lot to ask but it IS a special item and there are many, many Monopoly fanatics around.

[didoatwork]

Just pop it on e-bay

[wolf63]

Or have a look around this site - http://www.melright.com/monoring/

[diadem01]

Thanks, didoatwork.

E-bay was not my intention because it is too complex filtering through the maze of chancers who inhabit the pages. I was hoping to find a more specialist site.

[fliptheswitch]

What about auction?

[diadem01]

# Wolf63.

That looks like an excellent lead. I'ii go into it tomorrow … but meanwhile I would welcome other ideas for sites.

[boxtops]

Yes, I'd take it to a reliable auction house and have a valuation first - it sounds lovely.

[Buenchico]

Use a traditional (specialist) auctioneer, rather than an internet site. Toovey's (in West Sussex) are well known:
http://www.tooveys.co...overview.asp?CATID=25

Some other possibilities are listed here:
http://www.collectors...itain.co.uk/auctions/

Chris

[diadem01]

Good, positive answers; thank you all.