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Im slowly working on my collection of anything Pipe tobacco or cigarette tobacco tins. So far I got over 90 tins and would like to know the value of my collection. But yet still everyone I take them to either wants to buy them so they say like $5. I know they are worth more. But anyhow I just picked up the Piccadilly tin and its realy old so if anyone can help me with the value of it I would realy appreciate it! :)
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Ive got a crap ton of edgeworth tins like that
Heres my email shoot me a message tobacciana@hotmail.com