A collection of 2600 old golf balls dating back to the 1940's. Most are in the 1970's. That's 40 years old! Only bound to go up in value as these become more scarce. No signature golf balls. All in varied conditions - from mint to used. I never kept the real "crappy" balls. These are very interesting to display - obscure names like Colt, Kro-Flight, Rebel, Penfold (some of the small sized British balls, by the way), PODO, U.S. Royal, Wil-Win, True Blue, Electra, Canada Cup, Long Play, Air Flite (with the airplane), Star Fire, Tru Sphere, Excel, Swift, Spitfire, Nobby, Tempest, Firebird, Advisory Staff, Hot Jet, Astro Flite, Metalist, Dutchman, Power Jet, Power Flite, Ti ger (old ones - from the 60's, I think), Humingbird, Aviator, White Ace, Dart, SweetSpot, Roll King, S/G (a graphite ball), HI-MATIC, Scotsman, LYNX, Jet, Imperial, Impact Super, Monterey, Finalist, XD-300, Green Ray, Long Wear, Jato, Omni, Kroydon, Steel Center, HILANDER, Tour Win, Golden Scot, Silver Scot, Great Scot, Champion, Championship, Slazenger Plus, F-85, FAIRWAY (with double dots. No ball numbers.), and Cougar. I made a point of not saving any of the standard, big name brands of today. I am offering local pick up only - in Minnesota - but I would be willing to ship them. Buyer would have to pick up the actual cost of shipping.I do think there are plenty of $10+ balls in there. I am offering the entire lot for $1,600 - less than a buck a ball.  Or, I'd consider a reasonable "Best Offer"   I've collected these balls over the course of 30 years and ... you just don't find these anymore. Certainly more than $1,600 worth of effort - not to mention the cost that I paid for them. They would make for a great display in a golf room, restaurant, or at a golf course.Send me an email if you have any questions that I can answer for you.  Thank you!