Those vintage ceramic Christmas trees you kept might be worth money now

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Ceramic Christmas trees were big in the 1960s and ‘70s. Now, those retro trees are making a comeback.

Vintage lifestyle expert Bob Richter told Today Home the trees spike in popularity every year around Christmas. They're small, no-fuss, easy Christmas decorations.

“People put them on top of the television, back when the TV was a piece of furniture,” Richter told Today.

Vintage Christmas trees have sold online for as little as $79 and as much as $649. The catch, Richter said, is you have to sell now as prices drop the rest of the year.

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Which ceramic trees go for more money? Trees that are musical, very large, very small and/or clean.

If you're interested in buying a newer ceramic tree, Etsy has options.

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