A number plate and a painting related to the 1930s sporting icons suggest there’s value in sporting love affairs.
Already a subscriber?The answer is yes. To be precise, it was worth $232,737.50 to the successful bidder in Lawsons’ online sale of historic NSW vehicle number plates on April 9.
Bradman’s superhuman batting had won the day, in the face of widespread opinion that England would take out the series. Lawsons’ number plate expert Martin Kass explained to Saleroom that aesthetically pleasing number sequences such as NSW-966 were worth more.
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