Posted 11 months ago
kornfart17
(1 item)
Im really just wondering what this sign may be worth, it says am 121 on the bottom right corner and is a tin sign...
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Well (okay, I am not calling you kornfart)....I'd guestimate at around $25-$50. From the late 70s. early 80s. Still too new to be a serious collectible.
Okay thank you, would u suggest holding onto it? Would it gain in value, I'm only 17 by the time I'm 40 it should be worth some cash right?
No not really worth holding onto that long unless you really like it. It probably wont go up in value greatly like some of the older signs. A large number were made, and they are not really that attractive. Of course in 23 more years the "new style" logo may be in demand. One never knows.
I like it, not serious money... It may go up in value so hold on to it.
Yeah I don't have anything to do with it so i might as well hold onto it..couldn't hurt
I like it, I would hang it on a wall. Look at collector4evr's coca cola sign... For an idea for extras :P
Thanks!