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Hi I was just wondering what if anything the Hammon Times publications are worth?
I have 12 issues ranging from 1965-1968 diffrent volumes and special issuses all in excellent condition. I would appreciate any insight in this.
Thank you
hi cyndi. i don't believe that these publications have any monetary value. i bought a pile of them at an estate sale for a dollar. eBay seems to see them getting fifty cents to 5 dollars when and if they do sell. i would imagine that you could get $10 for your set on eBay but it might take a couple tries to move it. good luck. c.