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kcm.MN

kcm.MN

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The other day I stumbled upon a box of Christmas wrapping paper that has been in storage for many years. When bringing the box in, I noticed that some of them were John Deere wrapping paper.

Out of curiosity, I peeked online to find out if any of that old wrap was still around and how much it might be worth. I found this --> https://www.ebay.com/itm/234319204841?hash=item368e8351e9:g:y6AAAOSwWqthrFtN

I was shocked! Kept looking and couldn't find any more of any kind ANYWHERE! So went out and counted and found that we have "9" rolls of still-wrapped John Deere wrapping paper. Wow!!

Wife says we got it over 20 years ago. I can't remember, but then I can't remember last week, either.

So, what do you think these rolls might be worth in another 10 or 20 years? *lol*

There was a 10th roll, but we used some. Dangit! *hehe*
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Showed your picture to my wife and she said I have one of those too. She said she used one up and then thought maybe she should hang onto the other. She thought
she got them at Menards at the time.
 
Askin and gettin are two different things. If you offer him $50 and he has no takers, you might own
it.
 
Listed price was $1.94. We probably got it on clearance for half price. I think $50 each would make me feel [i:ff5db675b3]plenty [/i:ff5db675b3]rich! :mrgreen:
 
You probably already know but that's not what the paper is SELLING for. That paper is UNSOLD. That price is what one dreamer thinks it is worth.

You're on the right track putting it up there for $50. You'll probably sell it all.
 
I seem to remember having or getting some of the bottom stuff with the wreaths. That was around the time John Deere was slapped on EVERYTHING. Early to mid 2000's. I was
in high school and cool kids wore JD hats and shirts and that logo was everywhere. Which was fine, since I was in the market for a 2 cylinder JD and had it on the brain.
The '49 B I bought the summer of '05 is still in pieces at my parents farm 3 states away. Someday...
 
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