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10 Old Coffee Mugs in Your Kitchen Worth Thousands! (Never Throw These Away)

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10 Old Coffee Mugs in Your Kitchen Worth Thousands! (Never Throw These Away)

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10 Old Coffee Mugs in Your Kitchen Worth Thousands! (Never Throw These Away) That coffee mug sitting in the back of your kitchen cabinet. The one with the faded picture. The strange green glaze. The company name you don't recognize. Maybe the handle is a little crooked, and there's a tiny mark underneath that you've never bothered to read. You've probably picked it up a hundred times. And you've probably never thought twice about it. Don't throw it away. I once saw a woman cleaning out her mother's kitchen. She had a box of old mugs sitting beside the trash. Nothing looked particularly special. One was chipped. One had a faded logo and one was this ugly brown pottery mug that looked like something you'd buy at a yard sale for two dollars. She was going to donate the whole box. But one of those mugs had been made by Rookwood Pottery around 1900, and it wasn't worth two dollars. A Rookwood mug with a Native American portrait sold at auction for $2,000. And that's the thing about old mugs. The expensive ones don't necessarily look expensive. Sometimes they're ugly. Sometimes they're tiny. Sometimes they're covered in scratches. And sometimes the only thing separating a $5 mug from a $500 mug is a little mark on the bottom. My name is Bonnie Mae Walker. I've spent years looking through old kitchens, estate sales, flea markets, farmhouses, barns, and boxes of things people were perfectly happy to throw away. And old mugs are one of those things I never ignore. Today we're counting down 10 old coffee mugs sitting in kitchens that can be worth considerably more than people realize. And I'm going to show you exactly what to look for. The top 10; Number 10: The Old Fire-King Mug Number 9: The Old Advertising Coffee Mug Number 8: The Rare Starbucks City Mug Number 7: The Old McCoy or Mid-Century Pottery Mug Number 6: The Figural or Character Mug Number 5: The Old Tiki Mug Number 4: The Early Rookwood Mug Number 3: The Signed Studio Pottery Mug Number 2: The Rare Promotional or Employee Mug Number 1: The Rare Art-Decorated Mug With the Maker, Artist, and History #Forgotten #ForgottenFortune #worthit #top10 #Oldmugs