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wen11
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dunlop max 357 coca cola stainless casting 2,3,4,5,6,7,8, p,big fat ones that are ,1,3,5 . I found a set on line with 100 on them and they looked the same but mine have the stainless on them where the 100 should be. but i cant find nothing else about the gulf clubs ? do the have an value i would like to know .hope some one can help me out thanks .
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i have a 9 iron too so there is 12 in total
Looks like a newer, premium item, probably sold or given to Coke executives. I'd say from the 1970s or 80s. Not sure though. Valuable, yes. How much, don't know. We have a few coke collectors/golfers on here that might be able to help on value. BTW, your heading "gulf clubs" is priceless. :)
that help some thanks
I have a set of these. I worked for coke 85 and they were given to certain stores as a gift for keeping the display up 3 months in the summer. Mine have been used but given enough money I will part with them.LOL Hope this helps.
ya me to if the price is right . but what is the value ? if i could find that out now i would be set .
so has some have some kind of idea on a price