Posted 10 years ago
e713643
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Bought this from a lady who said it was a two part outdoor sign. That is all I know. I have two of them. They are very heavy and metal with wood on the sides.
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Posted 10 years ago
e713643
(3 items)
Bought this from a lady who said it was a two part outdoor sign. That is all I know. I have two of them. They are very heavy and metal with wood on the sides.
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1963 Rusty Gold.
I just wanted to know the history please, and I am not worried about how much it is worth. I know how to flip a photo just didn't know it would upload like this. Any information would be appreciated.
Yet again I find myself disagreeing with you Mr. TGBWC. The rusty, beat up Coca-Cola signs are more popular than ever.
I have uploaded more pics but unfortunately they didn't post to this post. They are still sideways so apparently TGBWC I don't know how to turn them:)
There are folks out there who like the beat up rusty old Coca-Cola signs for decorative value and affordability. You know I'm right. Send me another coupon.
I'll go out on a limb and say eBay generates more old Coca-Cola sign revenue than any other segment. The rise of on-line auctions and shows like "American Pickers" have helped popularize the lesser condition signs as decorator pieces. There's a much wider market today for signs that run the spectrum of condition. It's always nice to hear from different perspectives. (e7, sorry to hijack your post here for Point-Counterpoint!)
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Coca-Cola-Coke-Non-Porcelain-Sign-Barn-Hanger-Nice-Rustic-Not-Pepsi-Crush-/251602129970?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item3a94a7d432
"Pretty much worthless"?