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Boy did I get an education!  First I had no idea how collectable or valuable
they had become.  I kinda figured some would be considered rare or
historically significant in varied circles. But WOW , I had no clue to what
values!  Thank EVERYONE for direction on that question.  I now have a new
appreciation for something ( when I worked at dealership shops) we threw in the
trash!  Cars that came in on dealer trades almost always had a plate on
front and plate frames from the dealership the car came from. Every one had
to be removed and 99% of the time , thrown in the trash. I kept a few that
were interesting . One got recycled today!  Black plastic from a
Washington N.J. GM dealer. The raised cast "GM" was removed ( kinda
surgically) and although from Jersey's west coast ( Delaware River) and Frank
was a jersey east coaster...at least it's a New Jersey plate
frame.  ChuckSent from my LG Mobile
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<div style="font-size: 10pt;"><div dir="auto">Boy did I get an
education! First I had no idea how collectable or valuable they had
become. I kinda figured some would be considered rare or
historically significant in varied circles. But WOW , I had no clue to
what values! </div><div dir="auto">Thank EVERYONE for direction on
that question. I now have a new appreciation for something ( when
I worked at dealership shops) we threw in the trash! Cars that came
in on dealer trades almost always had a plate on front and plate frames from
the dealership the car came from. Every one had to be removed and 99% of
the time , thrown in the trash. I kept a few that were interesting
. One got recycled today! Black plastic from a Washington
N.J. GM dealer. The raised cast "GM" was removed ( kinda surgically) and
although from Jersey's west coast ( Delaware River) and Frank was a jersey east
coaster...at least it's a New Jersey plate frame. </div><div
dir="auto">Chuck</div><div dir="auto"><br></div><div
dir="auto"><br></div><div><div dir="auto" style="font-size:9pt;"><i>Sent from
my LG Mobile</i></div></div></div>
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