Whats a signed JB Pit Pass from 2005 worth?

[Munter]

Just got an e-mail from a work mate.
"I've got a signed Jenson Button pit pass from the 2005 German GP which I'm going to sell on ebay. What do you reckon is a fare price?"

I've no sodding idea. Any suggestions?

[TimmyWimmyWoo]

A price you pay for a given distance on public transport, taxis or planes, usually.

Edited by TimmyWimmyWoo on Friday 8th January 16:37

[Munter]

TimmyWimmyWoo said:

A price you pay for a given distance on public transport, taxis or planes, usually.

Edited by TimmyWimmyWoo on Friday 8th January 16:37

Oh piss. Yeah ok spell checker didn't save me there. How about a fair price!

[CampDavid]

See what others are making but £50 is the price in my mind

[paoloh]

£25

[Munter]

Closest thing I can see is this: http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Jenson-Button-signed-Paddock...

Not yet finished bidding, and thats his championship year. So I'm suggesting a bit less than what this one go's for.

[3Dom]

on a similar topic, I found a signed Stuart Pearce photo from Euro 96 on my desk. Do you think any one in the country would want to buy that? It is even framed!

[DickyC]

You know the old gag about the rare ones are the unsigned ones I suppose?

[thestig84]

Not a great deal id say. Only top notch items of memorabilia signed is worth decent cash, good models, real gloves etc.

Bits and bobs like a pitpass is more for a personal reminder of meeting the driver not a money maker imo.

[Mini1275]

£20?

[Stedman]

What does everything think about a JB signed BAR cap?

I wish i could turn it into a Brawn GP hat and get more money!

[Munter]

Stedman said:

What does everything think about a JB signed BAR cap?

I wish i could turn it into a Brawn GP hat and get more money!

Theres a Brawn one up for £50 buy it now. So a bit less I guess. £40?

[JonesyBoy]

A quid.......if you give me the cash I'll go and collect it for you??????