meagain On Dec 1, 2021 a dozen of the same balls though not in mine's condition sold for $75.90 including shipping on Ebay.
Like I said, "It only takes one person".
As a direct counterpoint to this post. You will see a late 2020 link to an auction from Jeff Ellis, one of the countries most respected golf collectors by any definition. Copy and paste this into your browser.
https://jeffellisgolfauctions.com/bids/bidplace?itemid=228
In case you choose not to. A dozen of these most desirable classic balls new in the box started bidding for the dozen at only $25 and received zero bids.
I am not saying that there is no value to the balls, but as I sit here on a collection of vintage equipment including band new Gutta Percha balls, hand wrapped dozens of Dunlop 65 balls, and dozens of balls far older than the Trevino balls we are discussing, I can tell you that I would wrap some of these up in one's favorite color bow and ship them if ever offered anywhere near $80 per dozen.
I guess it's all in how you look at it or rather how you value it.
Collections are funny, but like I said, it only takes ONE person to make someones item "valuable" or a story to tell.... Or in the case of my link here.... a dozen practice balls to hit over the fence.
I wish you the best timing.
