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Dave I can't recall another auction that had so many near mint red Indian quarts. Selling at $4-500 each.
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me either the guy had a ton of them and lots of bottles and white rose cans and bottles
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Super common can which is now trendy to own.Auction hipe.
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The crazy thing is the guy didn't bid it up to $1500 on his own.
I don't understand people some times! Crazy!
Last edited by Steve C.; Sun Jan 17 2016 09:01 AM.
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Crazy man, unbelievable!
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The guy that bought it is actually a seasoned collector . Yes there were at least 3 guys on it right till near the end . Even the fella said , I guess I really wanted that one lol.
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Ya,your right about that.I've seen a lot of seasoned collectors buy stupid.
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Not "Super Common". It ain't quaker state. Nice can to have in any collection. Maybe not for that much dough. Anything Red Indian is worth owning
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can of subject:.. ... 
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I think they really wanted it because it was full ? Not really a brilliant move ?
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I see it a little differently. There are loads of Red Indian tins out there with new lids and bases. They are beautiful, quality relid work, but they are not original. If you are a stickler for originality one way to ensure that is buy a full one!
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That is true it was a really good one and the way things are headed with original , it didn't really surprise me too much . There was another site , with points being raised on the full or empty can thing . With several collectors saying they empty full cans for a variety of reasons . I think full is always worth more but that's just my opinion . Someone should poll it on here . Full or empty would be interesting with lots probably on either side of the fence ??????????
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