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Posted 2 years ago
AbelsPickin2
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the first is a gold painted 10 0z bottle with the numbers 13 and 57 on the bottom. the other is a 75th anniversary bottle, bottled in Louisville, Ky under the authority of coca cola bottling co. Atlanta Ga. it has the numbers 21, 7, 75, and 1345 on the bottom. I am looking for any information as to the estimated value or rarity of such an item. all help is greatly appreciated, thanks.
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Louisville kentucky bottle not worth much, maybe a couple dollars or 5. The gold painted coke bottle could be rare, but I don't know. Ray?
Thanks for the help
In the '50s and the '70s they made a miniature six pack of gold plated bottles that are supposedly valuable. Not sure about the full-sized ones. They have made different full-sized ones for Nascar and other things, but the ones Ive seen all have the coca cola label colored red.
thanks viking fan
VF, it wouldn't be a 50's 60's style bottle if it were for nascar