Does anyone know the value of a signed and framed jersey of david campese and will carling?

Question

david campese

australia

1982-1996

101 tests

64 tries

on right side of jersey

will carling

england

1988-1997

72 tests

59 as captain

on left side of jersey

Answer 1

$2.89

Answer 2

The only two ideas i can offer are trying to "Google" what you re looking for as well as looking on eBay.

Good luck with your search.

Answer 3

Most people would say 'priceless'.

Most collectors of these types of stuff do not sell them.  Therefore, there is no market price set for anything, if that makes sense.

If collectors are to sell them, they usually do so in an auction in a fund rasing type of way.  Usually when a player is leaving the game, or injured and cannot play the game any longer.

I would say you would get a lower price on eBay, as no one wants to spend a great deal of money.  At a minimum you would probably want at least au$600.  (Australian dollars).

You will get more if you have some kind of certificate of authenticity.  These could be an official certificate you received when you purchased the jersey (complete), or if you also got the signatures of both players when they signed your jersey, and got it witnessed by an official person.

You have not specified what type of jersey it is on.  For instance, a Barbarian, Australian, English or Lions, etc, which would also determine the price.

Listed in descending value (IMHO):

Barbarian Jersey.

If both players played in a Barbarian side, and the jersey is from that game, the value would be the greates if they both played on the same team.  The value would drop below the Australian juersey if they were on opposing sides. A lesser value if the jersey is not from the game, and even less if the other conditions did not apply.

Australian Jersey.

If the jersey is from a match between the Lions or England and Australia, then depending on when the match was played, the higher the value (Last game for Campese possibly the highest).  As for the Barbarians, the value goes down if the jersey is not from a game, etc.

English or Lions Jersey.

If the jersey is from a match between Australia and England or the Lions, as per the other jerseys above, if played with Campese and the last game of Campese (against this side or last game ever) would be the highest and going down in value.

NOTE:

I am not a valuer or anything, but I have a few collectibles similar to this and have been looking into ways of selling them without resorting to eBay.  I have had no success, and have only found people willing to sell new stuff to the public.