P325-1959 GB 41st Philatelic Congress Torquay Golden Jubilee Cover 3d QEII Speci
Here’s an eBay draft listing with valuation in £ for your cover.
Title
1959 GB 41st Philatelic Congress Torquay Golden Jubilee Cover 3d QEII Special Cancel
Category
Stamps > Great Britain > First Day Covers / Event Covers
Better fit: Great Britain commemorative / philatelic event cover
Condition
Used, fair to good collectible condition.
Visible faults from the photos:
edge wear and roughness at top
light toning / foxing marks
handling wear and slight creasing
addressed cover
back flap sealed, reverse plain
Item specifics
Country/Region: Great Britain
Year of Issue: 1959
Type: Commemorative / Philatelic Congress Cover
Event: 41st Philatelic Congress of Great Britain
Location: Torquay
Date: 9 June 1959
Stamp: QEII Wilding 3d violet
Cancellation: Special congress handstamp
Theme: Philately / Postal History
Colour: Multicolour cachet with violet stamp
Quality: Used on cover
Features: Special event cancel, illustrated cover, Golden Jubilee Year 1909–1959
Description draft
Original Great Britain 1959 illustrated philatelic cover for the 41st Philatelic Congress of Great Britain, held at Torquay during the Golden Jubilee Year 1909–1959.
Franked with a 3d QEII Wilding stamp and tied by a special Congress / Torquay / 1959 handstamp dated 9 June 1959.
Addressed example. Please see scans/photos for exact condition, with noticeable age wear, staining and edge faults.
Price & valuation
Based on current comparable market listings, common examples of this cover type appear at around £1.16, about £1.75 equivalent from a US $2.25 sold example, and £7.50 from a specialist dealer, so a realistic market range for your example is roughly £2 to £5 because your cover has visible condition faults.
Recommended eBay listing price
£3.49 Buy It Now with Best Offer
Auction option
Start at £0.99 if you want a quick sale
or £1.99 if you want a little protection against selling too low
Best recommendation
Use Buy It Now at £3.49 + Best Offer.
Because the item is collectible but not rare-looking, and the condition lowers value, this is likely the safest route based on current comparables
