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Collecting Coca-Cola
Coca-Cola is known and enjoyed across the world (although it should be noted that Judith Miller favours Irn-Bru, which competes directly with Coke in their native Scotland). Developed by Dr John Pemberton in 1886...
- 13 November 2012
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Lace Fans
Folding fans with lace leaves were popular in Europe and the US from the early 18th to the early 20th century, and are now a specialist collecting field in their own right...
- 13 November 2012
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A Closer Look at a set of Commemorative Toby Jugs
This 'George V' jug was made by Wilkinson's in Staffordshire as part of a set of WW1 leaders. It might be worth £450-550 today. Find out why here...
- 12 November 2012
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A Closer Look at a Halloween Jack-o-Lantern
This 1950s double-faced jack-o-lantern might be worth £70-100 ($120-180). Find out more about it here...
- 28 October 2012
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Halloween Collectables
Its that time of year again: time to dress up in spooky costumes, carve a pumpkin and potentially invest in some desirable Halloween collectables. In the U.S. in particular, Halloween is the second most popular area of holiday collecting after...
- 28 October 2012
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Shrunken Heads
People often ask me what the weirdest thing Ive ever been asked to value is. Certainly a shrunken head is one of the weirdest. I’m afraid I didn’t know, though I thought it was probably worth a lot of money (if genuine), so I...
- 27 October 2012
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