Value of a Webster's Alphabet Chart?

poehere
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March 13, 20181 found this helpful

Unfortunately, this chart isn't worth much at all. You can find this information online now and not many people would be interested in this. You might be able to ask $5 for the chart. I think the only people who would look at this might be a day care center or preschool. Other than this I'm not sure who would want this or invest in it.

Judy
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March 13, 20181 found this helpful

This may have nostalgic value for some, but it has no real value since it is not 100 years old. (an antique).

attosa
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March 13, 20180 found this helpful

I'd set it for $10 on ebay for teachers and see what happens:

www.ebay.com/.../classroom-supplies

cybergrannie
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March 14, 20180 found this helpful

This is really neat so you may find a buyer that is interested in "1953" or someone with a preschooler.

• Homeschooler's also look for things like this but it may take a few months to sell as things like this tend to be slow sellers.
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• eBay is a good place to list - just be sure to give a good description and several pictures.
• Plan a way to ship that will not damage the chart and figure out shipping cost before posting.
• You could try your local Craigslist as it is much easier to use than eBay and there would not be a shipping problem.
• I would recommend an asking price of $15-$20 dollars as it is a vintage item. If no one shows an interest you can reduce the price before relisting.
• Be careful if you use Craigslist and only meet someone in a public place as personal safety is a prime concern.