I got all of these for $1.00

[SteveDodds]

Any idea on value for any of these. Most of them are still full as you can tell. In the pic of the pepsi cans the bottle on the right is from an old bottle place in my hometown of Humboldt, Iowa. The Seven Up bottles are empty. The Coors cans are seven ounce cans. For the Coke bottles, I remember a couple of years ago they made some special edition bottles that looked like the old ones. Are these old ones or new ones. The Squirt bottle is empty. There was supposed to be another bucket of bottles but I accidentally deleted the pic and its getting to late to redo it.

[aa battery]

Nice one now iam thirsty

[SteveDodds]

Well would you like a perfectly aged semi-cold beer? I suppose I could email ya one.

[aa battery]

No it might be a little flat but nice collection...aa

[tommyd]

that old squirt bottle is pretty cool
the old coca cola holders are hard to come by
and the pepsi steel cans are too.

[SteveDodds]

Like how hard? Did I do really really good? Does it help that theyre full?

[tommyd]

for a buck hell yah'
i sold most of my collection back in the 80s (glad i did too)
really its hard to get even close to what i did back then.
i did however keep some sentimental favorites beer cans / bottles and stuff like that.
i do had a 7 up and coca cola holder just like yours.

id ebay those and see what the going rate is.
those items are sometimes quirky in regard to value and how much somebody
will pay to have them. ex. a pepsi collector or pepsi fanatic.

[SteveDodds]

I've never done the Ebay thing. Would it be worth taking them to an antique store or would Ebay be better? I know where there is a really big antique store about an hour away from my home.

[tommyd]

like i said pricing certain items is tricky.
theres many factors thats can be involved.
some people just have to have something if you know what i mean.

ebay is just an easy way to get a feel for an item right at your fingertips.

[sfinder]

You have some classics there...

[allen]

damn good deal...