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1917-1963 JFK Coin Lighter | Tobacciana822 of 1394 |  |  |
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aber13
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Found this lighter going through my dad's stuff in the basement. I know that there are not many of these out there, maybe under three from what I've researched. It still has the original cotton inside for the lighter fluid and shows the normal wear and tear signs of a piece this old. If you love JFK then enjoy this piece!
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Hello, Im from Croatia, and I find lighter same you have in my house, Dont know who bring it to my house, mavbe some relatives , can you tell me more about it , ty :) I know all about Kennedy, but I'm interested is this sort of lighter have some collection value !
from what I've researched the lighter is not worth much, try ebay for comparison.
thanks for your reply, I'll keep it as a souvenir :)