Museum of Yo-Yo History


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Ja-Do Luck-E Champion

Exhibit #1285

Type	Advertising
Color	Green & White
Size	5
Estimated Value	$1500
Condition	Mint
Date	1954
Owner	David Hall
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Ja-Do was the unpromoted line from Duncan in the 1950s. The name came from a compilation of Donald Duncan Sr's sons, Jack and Donald, or "Ja" and "Do".

This patch came attached to a sweater, with a number of other yo-yo patches attached. This is a larger patch at 5" in diameter.

I had been looking for this patch for years, and had a number of discussions with collectors that insisted it did not really exist. Well, here it is ...