Do old board games have value?

Do old board games have value?

Some very old board games made in the 1800s and early 1900s can be worth quite a bit of money. For example, games like Monopoly or Scrabble, even if they date from the 1950s, are worth very little (though you may be able to sell pieces and parts to complete sets, and make a bit of money in that way).

What board games came out in the 1970s?

1970 Board Games

• Air Charter (1970) Air Charter, published by Waddingtons was a fun family and children’s game of the 70’s.
• All The Kings Men (1970)
• Masterpiece (1970)
• Matchwitz (1970)
• Panzerblitz (1970)
• Ploy (1970)
• Posse:Thirteen Against One (1970)
• Vector (1970)

How do I get rid of old board games?

Where can you donate old board games?

1. Orphanages and children’s homes.
2. Therapy centres.
3. Family shelters.
4. Schools.
5. Children’s hospitals (check first)
6. Churches.
7. Retirement homes.
8. Youth clubs.

Are there any board games from the 1970’s?

Rare version of the Milton Bradley 1964 Munsters Card Game. Vintage 1970’s Happy Days game. This is the 1970’s Fonzie’s Real Cool Game Happy Days Board Game by Parker Brothers. This game is from the hit tv series Happy Days. The game is in great condition.

What are some vintage games from the 1960s?

BIG CHIEF – Indian Sign Language & Trading Card Game. All minty and looks complete in Excellent 14″ x 11″ box. Beautiful graphics. Booby Trap Game. First Version by Guild Toys. Patent Pending. Wood parts. Mint complete inside. Box lid shows some age. 16″ x 10.5″ 2 Vintage games from same estate. Contents all excellent & complete.

What was the best strategy game of the 70’s?

A strategy game self-published first by Donald Benge in 1972. One of the best two player board games of the 70’s. There have been other versions published since its introduction and the designer/publisher created a chess like version (Quest Chess) later. Excellent ancient warfare game! An 8×6 board housed the abstract strategy game, Isolation.

Are there any board games that still exist?

Any board game involving physical contact usually lead to a slap fight by the end, and this one was no exception. You can still find this game today, meaning kids still love slapping others around. Go figure. Stay Alive was one part Battleship and one part Ker-Plunk.