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The answer to this question is not singular. Because Roller Derby was the most prevalent roller skate maker, and then carried that success over into Skateboarding during the mid-to-late 1960s, there are a lot of Roller Derby boards out there.

The factors that will make a Roller Derby board worth something have to do with condition, and rarities in the item itself, such as black wheels vs "clay red" wheels, whether it is a longer board -- anything longer than 28" is more rare. Like most things that are collected, finding the right buyer for the right board might get you upwards of $500 for certain Roller Derby boards, most are going to go in the $10 to $50 range.

Hope this helps.

Mark

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i just had one appraied it it the model called the rocet its red and has decal of a rocket with box valued at $ 250.00

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Roller Derby did not start making skateboards until late 1963, early 1964. Their first skateboard was the #10. How did you date your Deluxe?

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don't know

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