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1928 Coca-Cola Bank of Watertown Checks | Coca Cola323 of 2150 |  |  |
Posted 7 months ago
jacob16
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These are some of my favorite items, they are Coca-Cola Checks from 1928. They are from the Bank of Watertown, a small town about 45 min out of Nashville, I purchased 6 of these from a friend in Alexandria. In my opinion they are rare because of the fact that the town is so small, but really don't know what they are worth. If you have any info please comment, Thanks.
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I too, enjoy collecting Coca-Cola cancelled checks, because there are so many varieties and cities. Unfortunately, even small town Coca-Cola Bottling plants generated thousands of these checks and many are readily available. Values range from $2 to $5 each.