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tgar26
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I found this item and thought it was very interesting. I have seen it on ebay for almost $300 but can't find it or any information about it anywhere else. I have seen a ton of similar mirrors saying they were fake. I am not an avid Coca Cola collector and just wondering if i made a good purchase or not. I did not pay any where near $300 FYI. Thanks for looking and any feedback.
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If you paid $50, you still paid too much. This is a "fantasy" item; meaning it was never produced by The Coca-Cola Company. Produced as a decorative item. Not old...unless you consider 1970-80s to be old. Worth maybe $25 if that. No value to a serious Coke collector.
Ok thanks for the info. I really just bought it for game room because it looked cool. Like I said not a collector. Guess the 40 bucks I paid was a little steep but I can live with it. Girlfriend saw the ebay mirror and thought I was a Coca Cola genius. Guess I won't quit my day job. Thanks again.
I have the same Mirror also , have had it since 1978.
I always thought because of the size. it being painted from the back and the way the photo is even behind the glass it was worth something.
either was mine still hang in my bar.