What are ffg in the 20's, 30's, 40's and 50's worth per copy per year? All in great in condition. Just curious.
Thank You,
Sarge

Randy Sheckles will know.

For the issues in the 1920's I think $20-$25 each, the first issue would be worth $400-$500 and maybe on a good day more. The 1930's would average out to $6.00 to $8 each. The 1940's $4.00 to $6.00 each and the 1950's about $2.00 to $3.00 each.

Nittany is right. First 4 issues are higher. First issue sold online 3+years ago for $1150.00 according to the guy in Wisconsin that has multiple copies of all but the first issue. He was set up at the NTA in Iowa. And it wasn’t Sheckel.

I have about 50 years of them that are about to be measure for their BTU value It is August 2nd today And in south Eastern PA this time of year it is more likely to be 75 for a low and 95 for a high .But in 10 weeks it will be mid OCT and we all will b e busy starting our fall trapping and early archery hunting and small game hunting actives A small fire to keep the chill off will feel good Poor health .and less time to give to outdoor time means I need to reduce some of my outdoor time commitments .In several prs of the house t has become house cleaning time .In some cases I have ben saving old outdoor magazines the 1970's or longer . I know longer have the energy to be moving them around so I am in the early stages of turning them into a energy source of their own .While it seems sch a waste to burn then you can't ship them and make a profit to cover the cost of shipping So it is time for burn baby burn

They were worth more before Hal became a comedian.

What? Spell my name right Creek Horse Fur! It's Sheckles - And I would advise you stop from mentioning my name in a negative way. Just because you are a Professional Lowballer, that you have to try to slam me in a very lame way!