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SilentUnicorn
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DrEntropy said:
Makes it easy for those late nite visits to Church. You never know when the mood for prayer will strike.
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Plus, if you develop a sudden urge to remove rain gutter chrome molding from old cars, nothing else works quite as well.
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SilentUnicorn said:
....or communion.
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AngliaGT said:
The bowling pin shaped one, or was that Jax?
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Got any for Anchor steam? I might have a couple to trade...
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My grandfather was head of vehicle mainteneve for Falstaff. I used to collect Falstaff stuff but I don't anymore.
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For five bucks you grabbed a bargain. I'd keep em, but if you want to flip them for money ebay is great - that's how I started a few years ago. For several years I collected those 8 oz. bar tapper glasses with old brewery logos. Got up to about 120 different ones and then realized I had no idea what to do with them. A couple months on ebay I was $1500 happier and I think breweriana collectors were happier too.
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For five bucks you grabbed a bargain. I'd keep em, but if you want to flip them for money ebay is great - that's how I started a few years ago. For several years I collected those 8 oz. bar tapper glasses with old brewery logos. Got up to about 120 different ones and then realized I had no idea what to do with them. A couple months on ebay I was $1500 happier and I think breweriana collectors were happier too.
Randy
Two hundred church keys? Sounds like my neighbor-his shed is full of cardboard boxes, all of which are full of things like bottle tops, shoe horns, and old key rings bearing the logos of long-defunct products (Teem soda? Marathon bars? nothing newer than about 1980).
If you're gonnna sell them, try and weed out rare or regional brands. For example, you'd get a better price for a Fox Deluxe opener from someone who collects Chicago memorabilia.
If you're gonnna sell them, try and weed out rare or regional brands. For example, you'd get a better price for a Fox Deluxe opener from someone who collects Chicago memorabilia.
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