[richwin]

Hi, I have a puzzle I bought in 1990 of Jeff Gordon. It is made by S&G Novelty Co. It is a 100 piece jigsaw puzzle that is a picture of Jeff's first sprint car win at K-C Raceway in the yellow number 16 KR design fabrication car. It is still sealed. I just wanted to know what it might be worth.

Thank you, Marc Richwine

 

[robmcin]

I don't know but its pretty cool!

 

[dammitman]

i would give 20 bucks.,,,,,,,,

 

[Dan4HW]

It's a novelty item, it only has a value to those who think "its cool" or "thats odd". Its hard to place a value on it, i wouldnt say much. Pretty much $20 is what its worth.

If the puzzle doesnt have the proper liscensing then its technically not the very first collectable.

 

[shazelg]

Jeff Gordon Puzzle

I have that same puzzle. Mine has been opened however. I think it would be worth much more than $20. I know I would not sell it for that. It is a very rare piece. Try searching for that same photo on the net, it is hard to find, if not impossible. To the right buyer, I think it would be worth some serious cash. The man himself may want to have one!

 

[DaleFan]

I've seen other puzzles of his and other drivers that WERE LICENSED and $20-25 is a reasonable price.

 

[wannafbody]

Call Jeff Gordon and ask him. It might be worth a lot to the right Gordon fan.

 

[jedimario]

Yeah, I think this one will get the most from a die-hard Gordon collector.

 

[Graphyfotoz]

I think Dan might be right!
It's probably only worth whatever someone is willing to pay.

Example:

I gave $38.50 for the very first Jeff Gordon card ever made signed.
Only licensed threw the World Of Outlaws if that means anything?
NuTz? Maybe.....but I consider this his TRUE Rookie card!
(1st year in World of Outlaws and racing with the big boys)
Definitely the prize of my Gordon collection....least so far!
Either way I'm sure it's NEVER gonna lose value.
BTW:
He had just turned 16 here!(1987)