Vintage Sign Mint
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 Vintage NESBITTS Orange Pop 3D SIGN New Old Stock MINT  US $44.99
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 VINTAGE 40s SUN SPOTDRINK COLA SODA EMBOSSED SIGN NOS MINT CONDITION US $219.00
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 VINTAGE 1940S VERY SCARCE O So GRAPE DRINK BOTTLE EMBOSSED SIGN NOS N MINT RARE US $599.00
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 VINTAGE 50s ROYAL CROWN COLA SODA DRINK NOS NEAR MINT SIGN SUPER PIECE US $399.00
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 VINTAGE 1930s GREEN SPOT SODA DRINK SIGN W BOTTLE SCARE PIECE RARE DEAD MINT US $1,195.00
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 RARE NR MINT 1937 Vintage DOUBLE COLA Old Country Store Unused Decal Sign US $8.51
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 VINTAGE 1933 SCARCE COCA COLA SODA DRINK EMBOSSED MUSEUM QUALITY SIGN DEAD MINT US $2,795.00
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 VINTAGE NEHI RC COLA SODA COLA CURB SERVICE SIGN RARE NOS NEAR MINT RC MEDIA US $449.00
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 VINTAGE 1950s DIET RITE COLA SODA SIGN W BOTTLE GREAT PIECE MINT CONDITION US $349.00
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 VINTAGE DR PEPPER RED BRICK COLA SODA DRINK PORCELAIN SIGN RARE SUPER N MINT US $649.00
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 VINTAGE COCA COLA SODA DRINK SALESMAN COOLER w SIGN DEAD MINT MUSEUM QUALITY US $4,995.00
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 VINTAGE 40s CHICLETS DENTYNE CHEWING GUM SIGN DEAD MINT SUPER COLLECTABLE PC US $239.00
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 VINTAGE 1947 JUCY ORANGE DRINK SODA FRESH FROSTY CARDBOARD SIGN NEAR MINT US $9.99
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NFL Nostalgia Lucrative Business
Any collector of sports memorabilia knows that anything that has to do with old-time baseball wins hands down to any other sport. Of course, it's been around the longest with the bubble gum cards, the bats, the balls and anything and everything that can be autographed. Let's face it, I haven't seen any pricey tennis, golf or horse racing trading cards anywhere. Have you?
Now, as far as NFL merchandise that's vintage and carries a steep price tag? I would have to say the autographed and authentically worn football jersey from any Hall of Fame player or superstar would be top of the list. The current card that holds the ranks is a mint or near mint condition of a 1948 Sammy Baugh card, racking in about $500,000 if you happen to own one that is of pristine condition. A 1935 National Chicle #34 Bronko Nagurski card was sold at an auction in 2008 in almost mint condition for $66,354.
When you get into the jerseys department, most of the items range from $300 up to $2,000 depending on the player of course, how long he played, if he's in the Hall of Fame and if it's just a signed jersey instead of one that was actually worn during games, which usually ends up being the case. Helmets are pretty much in the same price category and again, rarely do you find one that's all scuffed and worn from banging heads in the trenches, so the item itself is just something someone autographed and not actually used at any time. Super Bowl coins and photomints can be expensive as well since the coins are usually gold or silver and actually are worth something the longer you hang onto them and are somewhat rare and only so many were made just like trading cards. Footballs work just like jerseys and helmets. Most are just never used game balls and signed but every now and then you can find an actual game ball that was used in college or a pro game garnering a superstar's name. The price shifts a few hundred to a few thousand easily when it's an actual ball used in the game itself rather than a ball that was just pulled out of a bag sitting over on the sideline.
There's a lot to look for when buying NFL memorabilia, or any memorabilia. The rarer it is, the older it is, the less quantity of the item there is makes a huge difference when buying or selling. Being in the computer age, one has to be very careful of "fakes" and replicas as well since the technology is advanced enough to pull off counterfeits. Don't be fooled.
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