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• don't think Willie would have allowed a 'white' connotation. He's a hater. I think you made those figurines from the play-do series molds from '67. Continue on though, could actually be very valuable.
• From the SCD website.
  '1955 Dairy Queen Statues
  In 1955, Dairy Queen released a set of 18 miniature baseball players. These 3½-inch statues were made of white plastic and featured a player in an action pose. The Mickey Mantle statue showed him bunting left-handed. The players name was located at the bottom of a white base. Some of the other players included in the set were Willie Mays, Duke Snider, Yogi Berra, Stan Musial, Gil Hodges and Roy Campanella. One common problem is that the bats that the players were holding would break off. A complete unbroken Mantle is worth about $150-$200.'

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• I'm gonna give another suggestion...
  These are the 1955 Robert Gould Statues - and based on the players listed - the Dairy Queens don't match.
  Plus, to my knowledge, the DQs have square bases while the RGs are rounded.
  Here's a listing for the Mays statue for sale - listed as Robert Gould Statue:
  Moreover, there's no Mays, Banks or Thompson in the DQ checklist I believe.
  1955 Robert Gould Statues checklist:
  1 Willie Mays
  2 Gus Zernial
  3 Red Schoendienst
  4 Chico Carrasquel
  5 Jim Hegan
  6 Curt Simmons
  7 Bob Porterfield
  8 Jim Busby
  9 Don Mueller
  10 Ted Kluszewski
  11 Ray Boone
  12 Smoky Burgess
  13 Bob Rush
  14 Early Wynn
  15 Bill Bruton
  16 Gus Bell
  17 Jim Finigan
  18 Granny Hamner
  19 Hank Thompson
  20 Joe Coleman
  21 Don Newcombe
  22 Richie Ashburn
  23 Bobby Thomson
  24 Sid Gordon
  25 Gerry Coleman
  26 Ernie Banks
  27 Billy Pierce
  28 Mel Parnell
  

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  << <i>I'm gonna give another suggestion...
  These are the 1955 Robert Gould Statues - and based on the players listed - the Dairy Queens don't match.
  Plus, to my knowledge, the DQs have square bases while the RGs are rounded.
  Moreover, there's no Mays, Banks or Thompson in the DQ checklist I believe.
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  Great info, Mike! Thanks for taking the time to dig this up and share it!

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• Hi Mike - thanx.
  BTW - a Mays sold on ebay - just checked - for 125$ - could not tell the true condition.
  The one posted here is in OK condition - and with a little mild soap - may clean up - and look way better.
  These statues are hard to come by - but the cards that came with them are even more scarce and kind of pricey:
  If someone is a VCP member, they can look up the values of graded cards sold.

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• I'd like to add to the discussion with a piece of ephemera that sheds light on the distribution of these statues:
  As one can see - if ya send in 2 wrappers from Baby Ruth or Butterfingers, one can select from four series of the statues for 50 cents - which was quite a bit of money for a kid back in '55.
  Also, and this is conjecture - the popularity of A to D series may affect the 'selection' of one and may provide anecdotal evidence to the current availability of certain statues?
  

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