This has got to be one of the ugliest paint jobs on a War Eagle I have ever seen.
The mechanism looks like it is in reasonable shape though.
I am not affiliated with this machine in any way and I have no idea who the seller or current bidders are.
Dave wrote:If you are looking for a War Eagle and don't mind restoring it yourself you might want to check out item 6192775485 on E-Bay. The auction ends on 7/19
This has got to be one of the ugliest paint jobs on a War Eagle I have ever seen.
The mechanism looks like it is in reasonable shape though.
I am not affiliated with this machine in any way and I have no idea who the seller or current bidders are.
nick wrote:That Pea green color was nice. It is nice to see a slot with some flavor for once. Why do War Eagles seem to go up on a yearly basis. They are not super rare and look about as good as a Castle Front which are usually much lower.
Nations Attic wrote:Dave, you are right. According to my eBay sales results since Nov 03 there have been 88 Castle Fronts, 49 War Eagles and 63 Rol-A-Top and Tor's. I can typically spot a repo War Eagle which I do not count.
I think anytime a unmarked reproduction is made it hurts the value of the original. It really is a shame as I get a lot of people contact me about their quarter War Eagle only to find out it's not 70 years old but 20.
Don Creekmore
Nations Attic
Nations Attic wrote:I had one ready to go but COCA didn't seem to interested in having anyone remind me when to send it in. After I asked, I was told it was a few days late, o well.
I do sell them in print form and will have weekly updated results posted on my web site later this year. It has well over 2300 listings and counting every day - including the yellow, green and red War Eagle! haha
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