Not All Treasures Are Metal While Detecting - 1915 Coca-Cola Bottle

[ajaj]

The heat index is well over 100 degrees F here in Massachusetts, so I’ve been spending my time snorkeling underwater at a local lake with the AT Max. Folks, pay attention to those sunfish nests; they have already fanned the bottom of the lake for you! After a few shotgun shells, fishing lures, and some clad, I moved to a I spot where I have gotten late 19th C/early 20th C silver before. Then I spot this clear bottle on the side of such a nest. My eyes widened when I saw is was a 1915 Coca-Cola bottle...with no chips or scratches! Wow!

I note that there is no city and state on the bottom; just blank. Does this mean anything?

aj

 

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[against the wind]

Its blank because they ran out of ink.,, lol
Congrats on a nice find,,

 

[Trezurehunter]

Nice find. You are right, about not all treasures being metal. I just found a 1900 - 1929 era Pabst beer bottle, and picked up a real nice sized Crystal Geode at an Estate Sale for $5.00. Always keep your eyes open.

 

[kenstein]

Nice one. It looks like it may have been discarded early in it's life, no visible chips or dings as they often got from the return/refill process.

 

[vpnavy]

Nice Coca-Cola Bottle AJ. Thanks for sharing...

 

[Joe-Dirt]

Nice find!!

 

[Hawks88]

That’s a cool old bottle save. Good eye. Congrats

 

[A2coins]

Awesome old bottle I visit Rochester NY a few times a year the better 7/8s grew ep there