Hassinger & Petterson bottle with errors

[Lalorenz]

I found a Hassinger & Petterson bottle that has the N in Hassinger backwards. I need information if that makes the bottle worth more. Also need help with value since I am getting mixed reviews. Bottle does have a small chip on the rim. Do I have a treasure? Any help is greatly appreciated!!!

 

[UncleBruce]

Looks like a keeper.

 

[nhpharm]

Its a neat bottle but I don't think these have a ton of value. I've seen a heap of these over the years with both the backwards N and no backwards N and I think they are just about equal in availability. If I were to throw a dart at the value I'd say around $100 (and you might have it for a while at that with the chip) unless the market for them has changed.

 

[hemihampton]

Odd, looks like it has 2 flat panels on back but no other panels? Also looked like it could of had an iron pontil at one time that wore off. It definitely would look much nicer with a good Tumble cleaning. No clue on value, but I know a few others from St. Louis like Grone ect., ect., seem common, don't know about this one? LEON.

 

[Lalorenz]

Looks like a keeper.

I plan to sell it but don’t know what it’s worth.

 

[Lalorenz]

I plan to sell it but don’t know what it’s worth.

 

[hemihampton]

Maybe put in on ebay for $9.99 opening bid & see how high it goes? Leon.

 

[hemihampton]

SEEN THIS ONE ON EBAY.

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[nhpharm]

Dozens of these with the backwards N have sold over the years on eBay. If you plan to sell it and don't know what it is worth, a well structured auction on eBay will realize it's value. It sounds to me like you may be disappointed with what it pulls unfortunately. The market for many St. Louis sodas is soft because a lot of them have been dug (and continue to be dug) and supply has exceeded demand.

 

[saratogadriver]

It's odd that the mold errors don't seem to do much for value. Occasionally a collector who is doing a run might pay a little more for a mold error but that's about it.

Jim G