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Worth Today: $71,000*

The 1947 World Jamboree French Maitresse Boy Scout Patch was not only a patch, it was also a fifty-cent Scout stamp and a fifty-cent Scout coin. The Patch has gone on to sell at auctions for thousands of dollars because of its rarity. It was awarded at no cost at the 6th World Scout Jamboree, which was held in Moisson, France.

24,000 Scouts were in attendance, and it was the first Scout Jamboree to take place after the death of Boy Scout founder Robert Baden-Powell in 1941. It was supposed to have taken place that year, but Baden-Powell’s death caused it to be postponed.