Always enjoy searching to find anything and everything but the ordinary when I suddenly came across a PEZ…I find these interesting but have never own any.
Have also notice some to sell as a LOT.
- What exactly is a pez?
- And why are some so expensive and others are not?
…They sez, it’s a PEZ but you’re more than welcome to explain it better with details, please?
Thanks!
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MONTROSE Reputation: 8354 See MONTROSE's booth |
Well the pez is a small block of sugar and artificial flavor that if put together with several colleagues to fill a dispenser. Some dispensers are indeed collectibles and there are a large number of people who collect the things. Although I am not one.
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canacreations Reputation: 139 See canacreations' booth |
It is a candy that also come with a fun candy dispenser.
I think Jammie has some in her booth if you want to see the dispensers.
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Vintagemaven Reputation: 629 See Vintagemaven's booth |
Although I have no personal interest, I look at Pez as a collectible. I guess the variation in value is related to the rarity of the character represented, as well as the age/condition of course.
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AbbysAttic Reputation: 395 See AbbysAttic's booth |
know little about them…but did notice somewhere on here or ebay there is a seller of originals who also make them in whatever form you want..so best find a pez site that posts the authentic styles which if not mistaken originated in the 50’s think this is when I first had them I know my kids had them in the 70’s
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ubeladysales Reputation: 44 See ubeladysales' booth |
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