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Jim Beam Ruidoso Downs 1968 Collectible Decanter

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Jim Beam Bourbon Whiskey "RUIDOSO DOWNS- NEW MEXICO..World's Richest Horserace" Collectible Decanter by C. Miller 1968

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$15 - $40

AI estimate as of May 29, 2025 · verify with a professional before acting

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AI Item Analysis

A ceramic Jim Beam Bourbon Whiskey decanter shaped like a horse head atop a base featuring a medallion with "Ruidoso Downs, New Mexico" and an image of a cowboy hat with horseshoes. The base also indicates "World's Richest Horserace" and details about the Jim Beam Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey. Produced by C. Miller in 1968.

AI Appraisal Report

This is a Jim Beam collectible decanter commemorating the 1968 Ruidoso Downs All-American Futurity horse race, the world's richest horse race. Collectible Jim Beam decanters, especially limited editions or those from historical events, can have value to collectors. The value depends on factors such as condition, rarity, and whether it is still sealed with the original contents. Given that this is a decanter from 1968 related to a significant horse racing event, it is likely to have some collector's value, especially if the decanter is in excellent condition and potentially sealed or with original box, although the photo does not show if it is full or empty. Based on typical values for similar Jim Beam decanters from this era, this particular decanter would likely fall within this range.