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Close up of Coke charm

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If any can give me any info on what it was that would be great, Was it a Necklace?
Thanks
HH
Ray
 
Hey Ray-I think it was a watch fob-that is just my opinion-You have done great detecting-keep it up
 
I work for Coca-cola and I have several books that give information on various coke collectibles and their approximate values. Keep in mind that something is worth what you can get for it, these are just approx. values.
The Coca-cola bible for collectors is "Petretti's Coca-cola Collectibles Price Guide". Written by Allan Petretti. You may find one in the reference section of your local public library, our local library has one but I had to have one of my own so I bought it on e-bay for about 20.00. (Instead of 50.00 for a new one which comes out every year.) On Page 393 in the Petretti's guide, your fob is pictured. It is described as being made of brass with red enamel. The item or ref. number is ppjo16.000 and was used in the 1920's. Approx. value of about $150.00. I am sure the value is based on a "like new" fob. You would have to take in consideration your fob's condition to reflect an actual value. I did not see any enamel left so maybe 30.00 to 50.00 dollars. Maybe someone that really wants it would pay more. Anyhow, that's what I have for you. Good luck and go get some more. You live in an area that should be rich in Coca-cola history. HH
Rick Tumbleston (therick)
 
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