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    Posted 11 years ago

    aycockonxion
    (124 items)

    Interesting older molded Mr. Peanut bank. Maybe '70s or a little older? I'm not really sure about the age. It's exactly 8 1/4" tall. Hope you all enjoy!

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    1. aycockonxion aycockonxion, 11 years ago
      Thank you Kerry! And thank you aghcollect and Roy!
    2. aycockonxion aycockonxion, 11 years ago
      Thanks valentino, I appreciate that. I always appreciate more info!
    3. kerry10456 kerry10456, 11 years ago
      My guess is late 60's into the 70's, but again just a guess
    4. aycockonxion aycockonxion, 11 years ago
      Thanks again Kerry, that seems pretty likely.
    5. aycockonxion aycockonxion, 11 years ago
      Thanks Sean!
    6. pw-collector pw-collector, 11 years ago
      aycockonxion, you are correct about the '70's. here is a yellow one with alarm clock & wristwatch.
      http://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/57269-mr-peanut?in=activity
      Dave
    7. jonima jonima, 11 years ago
      My brother had one just like this, except it was green. Definitely early 70s.
    8. aycockonxion aycockonxion, 11 years ago
      Thank you to blunderbuss, AzTom, DrFluffy for the loves!
    9. aycockonxion aycockonxion, 11 years ago
      Thank you to Manikin, pw-collector, and bratjdd for the loves!
    10. aycockonxion aycockonxion, 11 years ago
      Thanks to tom61375 and RAD21289 for the loves!
    11. aycockonxion aycockonxion, 11 years ago
      I wouldn't be surprised, that would make sense. The money just for S&H probably?

      And thanks to gargoylecollector, Trey, and geo26e for the love!
    12. Parkerhouse, 11 years ago
      Loved my Mr. Peanut. I had this one in blue and it would have been late 50s or early 60s. My husband's was red, but then he wasn't my husband then. ;) But it did make it to our house 10 years later. :) Nice find.
    13. aycockonxion aycockonxion, 11 years ago
      Thank you for the love and the nice comment Parkerhouse!!
    14. tom61375, 11 years ago
      You are very welcome aycockonxion. =)
    15. aycockonxion aycockonxion, 11 years ago
      Thank you lisa!
    16. aycockonxion aycockonxion, 11 years ago
      Thanks for the love officialfuel! Much appreciated.
    17. Virginia.vintage Virginia.vintage, 11 years ago
      Mr. Peanut looks adorable!
    18. fhrjr2 fhrjr2, 11 years ago
      I sent in the wrappers and I think thirty cents in 1958. I also had a tan (peanut color) drinking cup. The bag of peanuts cost five cents so getting something for the wrappers was a big deal. Five cents was big money to a kid back then. Although you could still buy penny candy and gas was eighteen cents a gallon.

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