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Got a couple of blotters recently,framed them,then decide to get a few more! Is'nt that how the people you see on the hoarders show start! I think they look cool framed, and for an in-expensive,throw-away item that they were back in the day, can't believe these things are still around! Collectors Weekly should add a new category for Coca-Cola card-board/paper items maybe, just a thought!
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Looks really nice! I really love that button sign, those are the rarer ones I believe.
Look at that killer display! Now that's what I like to see, interesting ways of showing your Coca Cola stuff, well done pickrknows!
Looking Good! I never thought to ask this question: What's the significance of the yellow dot on Canadian signs?
Yellow dot counts as 100 points if you can shoot a hole inside of it with your shotgun :)
looks great!!
Thank-you CCKid, these are the more common buttons here eh!
Thank-you Signaholic for the nice comment!
Thank-you Daddy_Nobucks for the kind words. I have never heard a specific reason for the dot, other than to differentiate the Canadian signs from others. The yellow color is much more widely used in our signs from back then eh!
Thank-you tommy1002!
Nice collection i love the canadian 48" button you got there, i agree with you the yellow dot is an easy way to tell a canadian button from a US.
Thanks for the nice comments Trevor!
Looking good pal!
Thanks Bakinblk75!
Thanks officialfuel!!
Thank-you Trey!