Bond Bread Tin

[GeoPoto]

Originally Posted by polakoff

but I do have questions about the tin, which I believe to be a complete fantasy piece.

I'm confused whether anybody thinks the tin dates from Jackie's association with Bond Bread. If it does, it is a cool piece. I have an 11x15 window poster of the same ad hanging in my house that I paid around $425 for unframed about 5 years ago. I have only seen one sell since; it went for $960.

[polakoff]

I think people do think it dates back to that time given that the auction for the tin sold for nearly $500. The advertisement on there is, like you said, from a 1948 poster.

I was a bidder in the first auction when this was offered and was interested in bidding in this one if there was any suggestion that it could be real, which is why I wanted to know more info to begin with.

[aloondilana]

Originally Posted by polakoff

I think people do think it dates back to that time given that the auction for the tin sold for nearly $500. The advertisement on there is, like you said, from a 1948 poster.

I was a bidder in the first auction when this was offered and was interested in bidding in this one if there was any suggestion that it could be real, which is why I wanted to know more info to begin with.

Right. I believe those who bid were at the very least willing to take the gamble. My suggestion in the future would be to do your investigative work privately (inquire with the seller, ask around privately on this board, count on the sellers 30 day return policy, etc). It’s just frustrating when you finally locate a gem, look forward to it all week, and then read about it on here the day of. End of the day it’s not your fault, I should have gone higher. I’m a huge Jackie collector and just bummed. If the winner is on here I’d purchase it from you for $875

[polakoff]

Well, I do sincerely apologize. Really didn’t intend to out it.

[aloondilana]

Originally Posted by polakoff

Well, I do sincerely apologize. Really didn’t intend to out it.

Like I said, not your fault. I should’ve made sure I won it

[Leon]

This is a quite reassuring part of their description. They were really taking care of the cards, if they did it themselves...

Each card has been laminated to maintain structural integrity.

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[Exhibitman]

I was watching those cards as well. They really did not look good to me and the lamination...no. I am amazed someone paid almost $200 for a laminated card.

[polakoff]

Originally Posted by Leon

This is a quite reassuring part of their description. They were really taking care of the cards, if they did it themselves...

Each card has been laminated to maintain structural integrity.

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They were also found at a flea market in Tennessee, sold by a guy in Colorado. Whole thing felt weird to me the first time and even weirder now.