Hi,
I have kept one druid gala ticket out of three tickets. The other two tickets, I donated to a State Library of Victoria, Australia,where it has been officially accepted and kept in the local history section for any research or studies. The reason is because the druid's had an impact on the building foundation of the major hospitals in Melbourne, Australia by holding bazaars and such.
My question is, what is the value of my only sole ticket? It is a druid gala ticket held in a St Vincent's Hospital in Melbourne, Australia, dated Easter 1912. Does it increase my ticket value because of its historical value?

I have no idea but would like to mention the Druids' are now an official religion in England. That fact could be why the ticket would increase as well.

It's interesting that the Druids's is now officially a religion in the UK. What about the other parts of the world? This religion seems to have been active in the early nineteenth century in Australia where it was a convict colony, mostly from the UK.
Perhaps, my ticket would be more valuable in the UK, than anywhere else, and to get a valuation done there. I need to know a rough estimation of its monetary value.