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cocacolaki…
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This sign was at a antique shop priced for $125. Thankfully, the guy who owned the sign was there. I told him it was in bad shape, and would buy it for $30. The said he would go down to $75, but I still wanted it for less. It told him $45, he said $50, so I bought it for $50. I have seen this sign someplaces, and think it is from the 1930's. I really need help pricing this sign. as you can see, there is big damage on the bottom, chips someplaces, and the back was repainted a grayish color. Can anybody help? I can't find anything on it.
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Hey Little Collector
They are usually flange/porcelain and are double sided. Perfect condition you can get $150 for it..your condition it will probably go for $75.
Thank you very much, woo hoo! made $25 bucks!