jbnick
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I got out to sweat a little in the heat yesterday. The property is my girlfriend's family's
and dates back to the late 1800's when it began operation as a pecan/walnut plantation. There is a lot of history and I came across a heaping pile of stuff but only one thing really struck me as very interesting. I found this porcelain Mickey Mouse pin that I cannot seem to date or find any other information on. The front is pie-eyed Mickey etched in and inked black. The back of the pin is heavily crusted over and I don't plan on cleaning it until I find out some sort of potential value. Even then I don't anticipate scraping off the gunk. I know that a lot Mickey Mouse stuff is highly collectible and I cannot seem to find this anywhere. Any help will be greatly appreciated!

Thanks, jbnick.
and dates back to the late 1800's when it began operation as a pecan/walnut plantation. There is a lot of history and I came across a heaping pile of stuff but only one thing really struck me as very interesting. I found this porcelain Mickey Mouse pin that I cannot seem to date or find any other information on. The front is pie-eyed Mickey etched in and inked black. The back of the pin is heavily crusted over and I don't plan on cleaning it until I find out some sort of potential value. Even then I don't anticipate scraping off the gunk. I know that a lot Mickey Mouse stuff is highly collectible and I cannot seem to find this anywhere. Any help will be greatly appreciated!

Thanks, jbnick.
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the majority of the items found near Mickey are dated to pre 1940. I have sent a couple of emails to some experts and will fill everyone in when I hear back. Hopefully soon! Thanks for all the input!






