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klook

(12,173 posts)
3. Well...
Sun Jan 19, 2020, 11:21 AM
Jan 2020

That’s just any old yogurt container. Duct-taped to the wall, though — now we’re talking six figures.

Atticus

(15,124 posts)
5. I may be interested, but have some questions.
Sun Jan 19, 2020, 11:46 AM
Jan 2020

Was this plain yogurt or did it contain fruit or some other flavoring ingredient?

Is the lid included?

What color is the "patina"?

What size is the container?

Are photos available?

I already have an extensive antique yogurt container collection ( insured for $150,000 ), but am always willing to consider adding to it if the container is colorful and the price is right.


LuckyCharms

(17,469 posts)
6. Answers
Sun Jan 19, 2020, 11:51 AM
Jan 2020

1) Label says "Trout yogurt".

2) It's hard to say.

3) Greenish chunks.

4) Standard yogurt size.

5) Photos of what?

Atticus

(15,124 posts)
7. Thanks, but no. Those aren't actually that rare. I have three and two are for sale. Asking $2000
Sun Jan 19, 2020, 02:26 PM
Jan 2020

each or $3500 for the pair.

Good luck.

Coventina

(27,217 posts)
8. I'm sure this has happened to many families, but when clearing out my grandma's freezer
Sun Jan 19, 2020, 02:33 PM
Jan 2020

we found frozen peaches dated 1952.



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