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Posted 11 months ago
jameyrd
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Just acquired thru Craigslist today, this 1937 Coca Cola tray is in decent shape. The tray has good color, one small rust mark with other very minor blemishes. I would rate it 5 to 6 out of 10. Acquired for about 10% the $265 Petretti mint price.
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Nice one jameyrd and great deal!
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I think you did very well J!
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I found one of these for 130.00 and it has some white paint on it and a dent. What is it worth? Should I buy it?
Ibuycoke, I would not buy it for $130 in the condition you described.
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I can't get my trays to go on line what do I do? What am I doing wrong?