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I think this is the proper place for this thread, if not, feel free to move it.
My girlfriend's father showed me a life size cardboard display from Frito Lay. I believe the year was 1989. It's Phil Simms and Lawrence Taylor holding chips. He had it in his closet since he got it. It's never been on display, and is in NM condition. His cousin owed a grocery store, and gave it to him at that time. I ran searches on Google, and can't seem to find any info on it. I'll try to post a picture later in the week. I figured I would post here to see if anyone may have any knowledge on it. Any thoughts on a price, or is he better off just keeping it? Any info is appreciated. Tony |
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