Do they still make Coke in bottles?
Do they still make Coke in bottles?
NEW YORK It’s the end of an era for Coke lovers. Coca-Cola, based in Atlanta, notes that its 8-ounce glass bottles are still widely available across the country. Those recyclable bottles are nearly identical to the smaller 6.5-ounce bottles.
Are there any Coca Cola collectibles in good condition?
Paper collectibles are fragile, so they can be quite rare. This 1930s paper kite with the Coca-Cola logo and bottle includes the original wooden stretcher sticks. There are minor wrinkles and very small stains with light soiling, but it’s considered to be in excellent condition.
How much does a Coca Cola soda fountain cost?
A playful piece that any Coke collector would enjoy, this is a plastic Coca-Cola dispenser toy. The 10 1/2-inch tall excellent-condition soda fountain includes four glasses and has the original box. In 2010, the selling price through Morphy Auctions was $92.
How much is a 1950s Coca Cola Whirlygig sign worth?
Such is the case for the 1950s Coca-Cola whirlygig sign with the base that stands 13 inches tall. It is very clean with only a few minor marks, faint scratches, and a few small stains, so it’s in excellent condition. In 2008, the selling price was $1,955 through Morphy Auctions. Continue to 17 of 28 below.
How much is a plastic Coca Cola dispenser worth?
A playful piece that any Coke collector would enjoy, this is a plastic Coca-Cola dispenser toy. The 10 1/2-inch tall excellent-condition soda fountain includes four glasses and has the original box. In 2010, the selling price through Morphy Auctions was $92. Continue to 5 of 28 below.
Paper collectibles are fragile, so they can be quite rare. This 1930s paper kite with the Coca-Cola logo and bottle includes the original wooden stretcher sticks. There are minor wrinkles and very small stains with light soiling, but it’s considered to be in excellent condition.
Such is the case for the 1950s Coca-Cola whirlygig sign with the base that stands 13 inches tall. It is very clean with only a few minor marks, faint scratches, and a few small stains, so it’s in excellent condition. In 2008, the selling price was $1,955 through Morphy Auctions. Continue to 17 of 28 below.
Who was the first Coca Cola bottler in the world?
World’s 1st Coca-Cola Bottler – 100 Years in Chattanooga 1899-1999 (World of Coke Version)
A playful piece that any Coke collector would enjoy, this is a plastic Coca-Cola dispenser toy. The 10 1/2-inch tall excellent-condition soda fountain includes four glasses and has the original box. In 2010, the selling price through Morphy Auctions was $92.