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Posted 2 years ago
VikingFan82
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Something for Ray/Coca Cola Kid. I dont expect it to be very old or valuable, but a few characteristics seem to be promising. On one side it says Coke, the other it says Coca-Cola. it has one seam and a decent greenish tint. There are imperfections throughout. Creases in the glass, uneven thickness, and bubbling. The bottom has the ridges like an old coke bottle. There is a "30" on the bottom and a very faint "61" stamp off to the side. Age and value?
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I thought as much. Explains the cheap quality, haha. Got it at a garage sale a few years ago.
Probably a 1990's - 2000's coca cola item, the "30" and "61" stamp I think means it from indiana glass co. I think you could of bought this at a cracker barrel or something like that for $7.99 as a novelty item, I think my parents got one. The greenish tint was to copy a green coke bottle, there are imperfections because the glass hand blown/thrown, then stamped. I love the fact that these wern't cheeply made and someone actully took time to make it look good. Hope this info helps, ray should any moment.
crap, too late.
lol. Thanks kid, I figure all of that, I was sill curious about the numbers though.