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wags
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Hello guys. I would appreciate some guidance on this sign. I bought it for about 60 bucks and hope it is vintage not a retro reproduction. Here is what I notice different about it than some similar looking coke signs:
- Mine has a white back (some I see are grey)
- Mine is "pressed" as you can see looking at back
- When looking at the back you can see on mine that that the front curls over
- A magnet does stick to mine
I want to believe it is "real" of course despite it being in great shape. I was also hoping for some guidance on how one can get "smart" on collecting vintage signs especially pepsi. In other words where / how do you learn to pick out the fake from the real? Thanks so much for your time. Jerry
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Get some books like a Warman's guide. Also look for dates and maker's marks
Thanks Tommy - maybe I don't know what to look for but i have looked at a bunch of these Pepsi signs I have been looking at I do not see any dates, manufacture info or etc front or back ... Wags