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EBay, Collectors, Flea Market & Antiques

Vinca

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3. That's what I thought. It's very similar to Scrabble only with a different board.

Reply to safeinOhio (Reply #2)

Sat Sep 14, 2019, 04:44 AM

Sep 2019

Further research shows it's not the game that eventually turned into Scrabble, but I guess the only way to find out what it's worth is to sell it at some point. New finds like this are what makes doing what we do so much fun.

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Has anyone ever sold an old board game called "Anex-A-Gram?" [View all] Vinca Sep 2019 OP

Never saw one. blm Sep 2019 #1

Any 1938 complete board game has value. safeinOhio Sep 2019 #2

That's what I thought. It's very similar to Scrabble only with a different board. Vinca Sep 2019 #3

Does it have a company name? Marthe48 Sep 2019 #4

It's made by something called "The Embossing Company" of Albany, NY. Vinca Sep 2019 #5

I missed that in your post Marthe48 Sep 2019 #6