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02-12-2018, 02:01 PM
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Removing the original product from food product cards
I've wondered some about this. Would there be any reason/premium to having collectible items that are food related to still having them exactly as they were, with the product included?
Example: 1961 Post complete box with the cereal still inside 1977 RC Cans with cola in them Bourbon decanters with the booze still in them Bazooka boxes with the gum still in them I still see Wheaties boxes with the cereal still in them. Why wouldn't there be a premium for such things? 
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