Question:
I have a cookie jar I got a few years ago, and now I want to find out more about it.
I can't find it in my cookie jar books, so thought maybe someone could help me here with more information.
Here are a few pictures of it.
Can't find a name anywere, but the Roper Room and the number on the bottom of it.
Thanks for any help group, and have a great day!
Answer:
Here's a couple of examples of your Romper Room cookie jar here:
http://www.peterandmark.com/jars01.htm
Just scroll down a bit..
I used to love that show.
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Do be a Do Bee don't be a Don't Bee....
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I do believe this is the one I have. It does have a tiny ding inside the lid.
They are saying there is $395.00 like that.
I am so excited even if mine is only worth 1/2 that price.
I will know try to do more research on this also.
thank you, thank you, thank you.
Answer:
MichiganAnn, do you have the Cookie Jars, Book 2, by Fred Roerig & Joyce Herndon Roerig?

If not, here's what's listed on page 16 of their book (the cookied jar is featured on page 17).

Romper Room "DO-BEE, E-2200" stamped on bottom. "Laurel Sales Cleveland, OH. Romper Room © DO-BEE, Made in Japan," on paper label. Snyder. $175-$200. I'm not for sure what "Snyder" means unless the picture was from Charlie Snyder's Cookie Jar collection.

Now, don't get disappointed with the book value because my book is a 1994 edition. Just imagine what 10 years can do to the price.
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Just imagine what 10 years can do to the price. http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...sPageName=WDVW
There was no Ebay 10 years ago.
Books are a must have for identifying pieces but most prices are questionable to say the least. Especially when written by collectors/authors such as Gene Florence, who tend to overvalue the pieces they own.
JMONSHO.