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Am I missing a trick?
Slimy38 - 26/12/16 at 09:18 PM

I know tax discs are considered 'collectable' by some people, but this seems a bit enthusiastic;

eBay Item

Perhaps I should have kept my old ones!!

Benzine - 26/12/16 at 09:22 PM

Search 'tax discs same vehicle' and check 'Sold listings'. Not quite at £2k+

Slimy38 - 26/12/16 at 09:33 PM

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Originally posted by Benzine
Search 'tax discs same vehicle' and check 'Sold listings'. Not quite at £2k+


Yep, as expected ones from the 60's and such can get a few bob, but none of the more recent ones get more than a pound.

jacko - 26/12/16 at 09:42 PM

I have all mine from the indy 10 years worth
any one want to buy say £3.000

myke pocock - 26/12/16 at 10:20 PM

Well thats it. Time to ratch through all my workshop drawers to see what delights await. Could be a millionaire by the end of the day?

StevieB - 26/12/16 at 11:00 PM

I think we're all missing a trick somewhere.

But I suspect selling old tax discs for a couple of grand isn't said trick.

That said, if he can find a buyer then good luck to him.

02GF74 - 28/12/16 at 11:18 PM

I stick the tax discs in the back of the corresponding haynes manuals. Should have full set for a volvo dating back to 1899, will have a look at the mgb and astra books as these may go back to the 80s.

gremlin1234 - 29/12/16 at 12:27 AM

quote:
Originally posted by 02GF74
I stick the tax discs in the back of the corresponding haynes manuals. Should have full set for a volvo dating back to 1899, will have a look at the mgb and astra books as these may go back to the 80s.
1899 ?
but I suspect the ones for 29Feb when it wasn't a leap year might be worth something.

02GF74 - 29/12/16 at 09:40 AM

Oops 1999.

30 Feb are more valuable.