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Posted 1 year ago
pemberton1…
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I found this at an antique store; It was at a fairly reasonable price, so I bought it.
It says (outside):
Annual Meeting
of Shareholders
The Coca-Cola Company
Atlanta, Georgia
April 16, 1986
Is this worth anything, were these only available to shareholders?
Also what is the best Coca-Cola collecting guide out there, and how often do they come out with new editions?
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Yes, this is worth around $25. Unfortunately, they produced a lot of these so they're not considered rare by any means.
Petrettti's is the best Coca-Cola Price Guide on the market. He usually publishes a new edition every 6 years. But it is only a "guide." And not everything is listed or shown in his books. I'm thinking it would take too many pages to show everything that The Coca-Cola Company ever produced.
Thanks TGBWC, is the Petretti's Coca-Cola Price Guide this one http://www.walmart.com/ip/9241907 ?
Yep that's the newest edition out right now (sorry for answering for you TGBWC lol)
Thanks coke.trevor.cola, I'm going to order it right now.