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I have a original Personal Invitation of the Royal Wedding for son Charles the Prince of Wales and Lady Diana Spencer. I bought it at a antiques fair in England in 2001. It is a personal invite for a Lord in Cornwall. The envelope is navy and white with 2 Royal stamps of Charles and Diana 14 pence and 25 pence. It is postmarked July 22nd 1981, and the Royal postmark is stamped first day issue. So how do find I out the value of this? Because it is so beautiful and it is a personal Royal doucument? And in the invatation it states how they met, where they met, and so on . Plus who designed the invatation with the address of the Highgrove in Gloucestershire and London . Where does one find out more about this and of the value of this unique Royal memorabilia? Any useful information would be appreaciated. Thank You
I have done some internet searching, but nothing showed a personal invitation, with proper ink written address to whom is invited to St. Andrews Cathedral. I suspect it must be very rare.
I have been in contact with The Royal _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ And the POSTMARK is infact not a post mark as I thought. It a Marking to state it is a First Issue of Invitaion sent out, a seal or Royal stamp . It is worth $1500.00 USD now that I have been in contact with the right people. And to think I paid 2 Quid at a Somerset Antiques Fair in 2001…when I lived over in UK for nearly 5 years. To someone it maybe just and Envelope and Invitaion. But to me it is history and I won’t ever sell it. So now I know what it is worth, great news. I bought a few other collectables in the years I was over there also. A few US currancy 1834 and 1852 capped bust dimes. Paid 1 pound each for them, now that I am home they are worth a whole lot more then a pound.