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[1880nonsports]

for the Gold Coin brand where one could theoretically exchange coupons for a house. I put the GC tin on my list but decided the condition and tangent not compelling enough. Oddly it was also only the second one I've seen! Those that know me are aware of my concentration on Ginter. Here's a neat graduated set of ashtrays for the gold dollar brand. After all I'm 90% a nonsports guy....

[Leon]

Originally Posted by 1880nonsports

for the Gold Coin brand where one could theoretically exchange coupons for a house. I put the GC tin on my list but decided the condition and tangent not compelling enough. Oddly it was also only the second one I've seen! Those that know me are aware of my concentration on Ginter. Here's a neat graduated set of ashtrays for the gold dollar brand. After all I'm 90% a nonsports guy....

You and Burdick, 90% non sports!! Nice tin..

[gnaz01]

Originally Posted by Leon

You and Burdick, 90% non sports!! Nice tin..

Henry is in pretty good company then.....

[tedzan]

In 1933, the GOUDEY GUM Company started a revolution in the trading card market when they introduced their Indian Gum series
and their Big League series of cards packaged with buble gum in colorfully designed Waxpacks.


1933 Goudey Indian Gum wrapper & cards



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TED Z
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[jerrys]

Auction lot. Not mine.

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[1880nonsports]

them is sweet!

[WillowGrove]

Never saw those before. Thanks for posting Jerry.