Wisconsin GO PACK Plate Sign
Wisconsin's 1987–2000 plate design · 23.5 × 12 in. · new old stock
The Story
GO PACK in red block letters on Wisconsin's "America's Dairyland" plate as it was issued from 1987 to 2000: blue WISCONSIN across the top, the red barn, green trees and flying geese, and the orange sun with a white sail cut into it. The Packers didn't get a Wisconsin plate of their own until 2001. The sign is about twice the size of a real plate, 23.5 by 12 inches, printed on thin cream plastic with rounded corners and no holes. New old stock from a sign dealer, never hung. Faces are clean and the colors bright. Hang it with adhesive strips or frame it, somewhere between the TV and the beer fridge.
Maker
Unmarked; new old stock from a sign dealer's supply
Era
Wisconsin's 1987–2000 plate design; the sign itself is undated
Dimensions
23.5 × 12 in., thin plastic sheet, rounded corners, no holes
Condition
New old stock — unused, clean faces, bright colors
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