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Vintage Planters Mr. Peanut Swizzle Stick, Stirrer, 1950s - 1980s, Rip 1916 - 2020, Everybody Loves a Nut
Vintage Planters Mr. Peanut Swizzle Stick, Stirrer, 1950s - 1980s, Rip 1916 - 2020, Everybody Loves a Nut
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Vintage Planters Mr. Peanut Swizzle Stick, Stirrer, 1950s - 1980s, RIP 1916 - 2020, "Everybody Loves a Nut" Highly Collectible!
6" x 1"
This item has a very unique history and from what I know you could only get these from the Planters Peanut Stores that lined the beaches of New Jersey from the 1950s - 1980s. These were found in an old abandoned Atlantic City boardwalk store probably during remodeling or renovation and we are lucky they weren't destroyed as most of these finds get thrown in dumpsters and so much is lost forever.
This guy died a hero and I can't believe he is gone now. Another American icon bites the dust. If you haven't seen his traumatic death you can view it here ( viewer discretion though ) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PsCI_gOG_ks
With him gone these things are only going to increase in value and become more collectible as the years go on. If I didn't have so much stuff to list I would hold these on the side for a decade or so as they will never sell this low in years ahead. My teenage son didn't even know he died until I showed him.
6" x 1"
This item has a very unique history and from what I know you could only get these from the Planters Peanut Stores that lined the beaches of New Jersey from the 1950s - 1980s. These were found in an old abandoned Atlantic City boardwalk store probably during remodeling or renovation and we are lucky they weren't destroyed as most of these finds get thrown in dumpsters and so much is lost forever.
This guy died a hero and I can't believe he is gone now. Another American icon bites the dust. If you haven't seen his traumatic death you can view it here ( viewer discretion though ) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PsCI_gOG_ks
With him gone these things are only going to increase in value and become more collectible as the years go on. If I didn't have so much stuff to list I would hold these on the side for a decade or so as they will never sell this low in years ahead. My teenage son didn't even know he died until I showed him.
