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This is a 16" Coke Sign that has am95 printed on the side. Does anyone know what that stands for? My Dad worked for the Coke Co. from the 50s to the early 80s and this was part of a large collection that he had. We used these signs as snow sleds when we were kids!! I don't think this one has been used for anything. I have had it in my garage for years.
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Appears to be a late 50's early'60's button by the Allen-Morrison Sign Co., Lynchburg, VA. The 95 would be a batch #. In my experience, these 16" button or disc signs fetch a premium price on eBay, because they are often used to complete a pilaster style Coca-Cola sign combo (I've posted a picture of mine some time ago, you can follow my name link to it). Your sign looks to be in very good condition, your dad passed you down a little treasure. And you found a nice spot to hang and enjoy it, great! -- Dave