U Pick 1 Tin Hersheys Snickers M&Ms Ritz Lipton's Reese's Planters Whitmans Oreo

Description: You Pick One Tin: Hersheys/ Snickers/ M&Ms/ Ritz/ Lipton's/ Barnums/ Planters/ Whitmans/ Oreo/ Brachs/ Mauna Loa/ Royal Edinburgh Shortbread/ Reeses/ Arnott's Prestige PLEASE NOTE: Prices are for ONE tin. Please note the quantity discounts. PLEASE NOTE: Two of the tins are new old stock and SEALED: The Lipton's Tea Tin (which is taped and contains 72 tea bags) and the M&Ms Phone Booth (which is shrink wrapped). Since the contents are old and not suitable for consumption, if you want me to open them and discard the contents, I will do that and reduce the price of those 2 tins by $3.00 each because the shipping will not cost as much. PLEASE NOTE: I would be happy to combine shipping if multiple tins are purchased. Please see pictures and individual descriptions. Most of the tins have some corrosion. Some of them have scratches. A few of them have dents. Individual Descriptions: Oreo 1997 Santa: 85th Anniversary Edition (1912-1997). Some corrosion on rim of both the tin and lid. Small amount of corrosion inside. Few scratches. Whitman's Snoopy: Some corrosion on inside of tin. No corrosion seen on outside. Tin made in China. Whitman's Chocolate Shoppe Hinged 1994: Corrosion on edge of both the tin and the lid. Small dents in corners on the lid. Small dent in one corner of bottom of tin. Hinge works properly. Made in the U.S.A. Brach's Bugs Bunny 1989: Happy Birthday Bugs (50th). Corrosion on edge of both the tin and the lid. Tin made in England. Planter's Salted Peanuts: The plastic lid fits, but it is NOT the original plastic lid which included the words, "Limited edition nostalgia can. The can commemorates Planter's 75th Anniversary and is an authentic replica of a 10 lb. can manufactured by Planters during the 1906 era." Corrosion on bottom rim, near bottom of tin, and on inside of tin. Two strips of what appears to be glue residue on front of tin (~1.25") ...probably from a price sticker (see close-up picture). Planter's Limited Edition 1999: Third in a Series. Corrosion on edge of both the tin and the lid, and on the inside and the bottom of tin. Small dents near bottom of tin. Partially still covered in its original shrink wrap. Mauna Loa Macadamia Nut Brittle: The plastic lid fits, but I don't think this is the original lid. There is corrosion on the outside of the tin near the seam, on the bottom rim, and on the bottom on the outside. There is a small amount of corrosion on the inside of the tin. It is stamped 2J141 on the bottom. Fathers of Confederation-Canadian History: Hinged tin. Octagon Shaped. "Fathers of Confederation They Builded Better Than They Knew." Corrosion on outside of tin. Large amount of corrosion on inside of tin. Small dents on lid of tin...I can't tell if they are part of the manufacturing process as they shaped it into an octagon shape or if the dents appeared later. There is some residue or corrosion on the lid and an ~ 1/2" stripe where the color is missing. Container made in England. Barnum's Animal Crackers (no handle): Replica of 1914 Design. Corrosion on rim of both the lid and the tin. Small amount of corrosion on the inside. Sticker on bottom: 2P140. Small dents on bottom. Barnum's Animal Crackers (with handle): 1991 Nabisco. Plastic Handle. Corrosion on edge of both the tin and the lid. Small amount of corrosion on the bottom and on the inside of tin. Ritz Crackers 1986: Corrosion on edge of both the tin and the lid. Some corrosion on outside of tin and a large amount of corrosion on the inside of tin. Few dents in tin and lid. Matches for the grill were stored in this tin, so the inside of the tin smells like matches. Arnott's Prestige Wafer Cookies: Corrosion on edge of both the tin and the lid. Some corrosion along the seam of the tin. Small dent on bottom rim. Royal Edinburgh Shortbread: Some corrosion on rim of lid and on the top and bottom of the tin. Price sticker on the bottom of the tin. Nutrition Facts sticker on bottom of tin. Plastic sticker on the top of tin (marked L5067). Baked in Scotland. Reese's Silent Night 1990: Holiday Classics Series Canister #2. Made in U.S.A. Small amount of corrosion on edge of both the tin and the lid. Some corrosion on inside and outside of tin (mostly near top rim). Hershey's A Kiss for You 1980: There are 3 dents in the lid. There is some corrosion on the bottom, on the bottom rim and on the inside of the tin. Manufactured by Hershey Chocolate U.S.A. in Hershey, PA. Hershey's Kisses Millennium 2000: Serial number: 474069. Container made in Germany. Tiny bit of corrosion on the bottom rim and the inside. Few tiny scratches. Tin is very well made. Kisses on tin have a raised surface...not just printed on the tin. Hershey's School House 2000: Container made in England. Tin is very well made. Small amount of corrosion on rim of tin and lid. No corrosion on inside. People on tin have a raised surface...not just printed on the tin. It may look like on the side view picture that the lid is dented, but it is not...it's just the pattern of the roof tiles extending over the edge. Hershey's Milk Truck 2000: Hershey's Vehicle Series Canister #1. Container made in China. Tin is very well made. The wheels turn on the tin. There are raised surfaces on the tin for the milk bottles, etc....not just printed on the tin. I don't see any corrosion, scratches or dents on this tin. Hershey's Trolley 2002: Hershey's Vehicle Series Canister #3. Container made in China. Tin is very well made. The wheels turn on the tin. There are raised surfaces on the tin for the people, etc....not just printed on the tin. There is a small amount of corrosion on the rim of the tin and the rim of the lid. I have labeled the tins #1 and #2 in the pictures so that you can choose which tin you want. M&Ms Peanut Train: There is some corrosion on the rims of both the tins and the lids, on the bottom of the tins, and on the inside of the tins and lids. There is an ~1" scratch on the inside on Tin #2 (see closeup picture), and there is a tiny dent (about the size of the head of a pin) on the bottom of that same tin. The colors on Tin #2 also seem less vibrant than the colors on Tin #1. I have labeled the tins #1 and #2 in the pictures so that you can choose which tin you want. M&Ms Peanut Stars 1988: There is some corrosion on the rims of both the tins and the lids, on the bottom of the tins, and on the inside of the tins and lids. I have labeled the tins #1 and #2 in the pictures so that you can choose which tin you want. Snickers Octagon Boy & Dad 1997: Limited Edition. Fifth in a Series. Small amount of corrosion on edge of both the tin and the lid. Some small scratches. Snickers (Red) Santa & Sleeping Kids 1995: Limited Edition. Third in a Series. Small amount of corrosion on edge of both the tin and the lid. Some small scratches. Snickers King & Angel 2002: Limited Edition. Tenth in a Series. Small amount of corrosion on edge of both the tin and the lid. Few tiny scratches. I have labeled the tins #1, #2 and #3 in the pictures so that you can choose which tin you want. Snickers Boy in Santa Suit 1998: Limited Edition. Sixth in a Series. Small amount of corrosion on edge of both the tin and the lid. Small amount of corrosion on the inside of the tin. Snickers Praying Child 2003: Limited Edition. Eleventh in a Series. Small amount of corrosion on edge of both the tin and the lid. Small amount of corrosion on the inside of the tin. Snickers Santa Kissing Mama 2001: Limited Edition. Ninth in a Series. Small amount of corrosion on edge of both the tin and the lid. M&Ms Phone Booth SEALED 2002: Christmas Village Series #14. Sealed with its original shrink wrap. Even though the tin is sealed with its original shrink wrap, I can still see a small amount of corrosion on the rims of the lid and tin. Since the M&Ms are old and not good for consumption, if you want me to empty the contents, I will take $3.00 off the price because it will be less expensive to ship it. Lipton's Tea SEALED: New Old Stock. Sealed with tape. "Honest Tea is the Best Policy" is a cute advertising slogan on the tin. Even though the tin is new old stock, there is still some corrosion around the rim. It contains 72 tea bags. Since the tea is old and not good for consumption, if you want me to empty the contents, I will take $3.00 off the price because it will be less expensive to ship it. Will ship within 2 days of payment...and I try to ship faster than that. Tracking/delivery confirmation is included in shipping cost. Will combine shipping on multiple purchases.

Price: 1.99 USD

Location: Virginia Beach, Virginia

End Time: 2025-01-17T04:05:27.000Z

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