coke can value
Apr 9, 2009
By Derek
Filed in Coca-Cola cans
My wife insists that the value of my Coke can collection is equal to that of the value of scrap aluminum, minus the cost of shipping them to the scrap yard. I’ve been looking through my old copy of the Coca-Cola Collectibles Price Guide by Allan Petretti. (You can get one here)
The Coke can I’m looking for is from the 60’s with diamond-shapes on it. I’m pretty sure it was the first Coke can.
Limited Edition Coke Can
Sometimes the value is based on how rare it is. Is it a limited edition Coke can? Did it have a smaller run, promoting some local event? Some of my favorite Coke cans are very colourful and promote an event like sporing event. My friend Corey brought my back a Coke can from Italy with some colourful graphics on it promoting a soccer match.
Old Coke Cans
What is the value of an old Coke Can? eBay is probably the best source for current market value of your Coke can, but it’s fair to say that Coke cans from the 60’s are the highest value. Probably because not many have survived. I myself like the early 80’s Coke cans that were made of mostly tin.
Do you remember when Coke cans had a pull-tab that came off in your hand?
Russian Diet Coke Can
Coke salt and pepper shakers
family-size Coke bottles
2010 Olympic Coke can
Round Coke Bottles
Santa Coke Can
Did Coke contain cocaine?
Old Coke cooler from 1950’s
antique coke bottle cigarette lighter
Blue-Jays World Series Coke can
diet coke with bacon
very old coke bottle
Coke and red wine
mini coke fridge
Caffine-free Diet Coke can
brass Coke bottle
Coke dinky car
Aluminum Coke Bottles
Coke trading cards
Solid Gold Coke Bottle
Coca-Cola Punch-out Game
Coke Classic tin can
Diet Coke with Vitamines
Vendo 80 Coke Vending Machine
Coca-Cola Orange
McDonalds Coke cup from Russia
Coca-Cola shoes
Coke Blak
3 Comment(s)
By marcus on Mar 4, 2010 | Reply
I think i have 2 of the cans you are looking for. 1 is in great condition and the other has only a small dent in the side. found it in the attic of my old house that was built in 1923.
By Marcus on Mar 4, 2010 | Reply
I have the Coke cans you are looking for from the 60’s. 2 of then. 1 is in great condition and the other has a small dent on th side.
By Derek on Mar 5, 2010 | Reply
Really? Want to part with one? If you can, send me a pic so I can put it on this blog.