fdantas wrote:Hi friends,

I need for make online catalog cans from Brazil.

Very thanks friends.

Hi Fabio, please take a look at http://www.canmuseum.com" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;. Here are already many cans (3100) from Brazil online.

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CanMuseum

Here are some cans with the American flag on it. Most of these are soda cans. http://canmuseum.com/Detail.aspx?CanID=37171" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; http://canmuseum.com/Detail.aspx?CanID=33396" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; http://canmuseum....

Canadacan wrote:

Carl S wrote:You mean this timestamp?

The attachment Coke 16.jpg is no longer available

It was already morning in the Netherlands ...maybe thats why

Yes, that's right, it was the morning on April 1, in the Netherlands.

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CanMuseum.

Hi everybody, I would like to thank everybody for their reaction. I did not think my April fools joke would have such great reactions. :smt005 I guess that nobody looked at the date this topic was submitted. :mrgreen: I did not think so many knowledgeable collectors would believe my photoshopped ca...

Hi, I visited this weekend a collector friend and noticed this Coca can he had that I had never seen before. I did not have a good camera with me, so the picture is not so good. At home I could not find any information about this can, but I assume it is a test can. [attachment=0]cc 16b.jpg[/attachm...

I just started collecting soda flats and cones after trading thousands away over last 20 years. Was just curious, was there ever a OPENING INSTRUCTION soda can ? :smt017 Here are my non-USA contibutions: Germany http://canmuseum.com/Staging/Images/Cans/10710L.jpg Translation: To open, press first t...

Thanks man!.....yes that's what I was thinking, just every day random people. To me it's like they took a magazine photo add and put it on the can. Here are some cans with just random people http://canmuseum.com/Staging/Images/Cans/11718L.jpg http://canmuseum.com/Staging/Images/Cans/16821L.jpg http...

just started collecting,dont really have any for trade...but im willing to buy,finding i hard to get started.... Hi, I have many cans for trade. Many of them are European. I do not know what you are looking for. My tradelist: http://canmuseum.com/Search.aspx?Member=1&MemberListType=T" oncl...

When ever the infamous Billy beer can is mentioned, there are always some members that tell they use them for target practice. Please stop doing so, I just found better targets on E-bay. (top row, cans 1 to 4) [attachment=0]beer cans.JPG[/attachment] I do not know if the cans ever contained beer. A...

I have sat through endless debates at Trillium Chapter meetings as to whether this is a Canadian can or an American can. Whenever the topic comes up I feel like crushing a cone top off of my forehead. Here in Europe, we have many of these cans. Produced in one country exclusively for another countr...

Hey that is so cool Mike! :smt023 ....that was a Germany can set wasn't it?...is there also a train can set or something I saw somewhere :smt017 The Becker brewery in Germany issued several sets. You can find them all on http://www.canmuseum.com. Search for "Becker" for the Balloon set or...

Recently I saw these (white line) Shasta cans on e-bay. [attachment=1]Shasta01.gif[/attachment] These white line Shasta cans are not listed in the soda can book and decided to get them, which I did. Now that I can take a closer look at them at home, it turns out, they are not the cans I thought the...

Mike Wilbur wrote: Also, does anyone collect soda aluminum cans and if so, are there any cans worth more than say $5-10? Thanks for the help! -Mike

Hi Mike, I know the gold Yoda cans from the Star wars set (1999) are highly collectible and some sold for over $20

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CanMuseum.

:smt007 :smt007 some other bat cans to collect,,,,,,, It seems batman is a popular character on cans. Maybe someone should start a batman can collection. :lol: Here are a few of the CanMuseum. http://www.canmuseum.com/Staging/Images/Cans/2330L.jpg http://www.canmuseum.com/Staging/Images/Cans/31711L...

Rock8Jim wrote:All I was able to find out about this can is that it's from 1965. Does anyone on here know about the value and rarity of it?

It is listed for $10-12 in the Soda can book (2nd edition)

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CanMuseum

The BCCA officer forum is already operational and utilized, as of now there is nothing in the works for a BCCA Members Only forum, but if the need arises and is greed on, I see no reason not to have one. As always, all comments and suggestions are welcome. If we get a BCCA members only forum, we al...

Boardman wrote: almost too good to be true!

Michael

Don't forget it is almost the beginning of april

But if these cans are real, put me in for an (empty) sixpack.

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CanMuseum

Can Museum, Thanks for doing this. Did you receive your first issue of the Can-O-Gram? Hi Soda Can Fan, I received 2 already. the first one was from December last year and I received the first issue of this year It is a great magazine. :smt023 Also have taken a look at the forum, but there is not m...

Hi, This is the homepage of Jeff Lebo: http://cansmartbeercans.com/index.html Some other sites from collectors which could have information about older European cans: http://www.rons275mlbeercans.nl/ http://home.earthlink.net/~m44rodgers/rodgerswest/index.html http://www.beercans.nl/ Regards CanMus...

dtsoc wrote:Thanks for the new flavors. The crimped steel cans are intentionally left out. There are hundreds and hundreds of these. I will add the other flavors of the straight steel cans to the list.

Thanks again,
Dave

Hi Dave,

I will keep it in mind about the crimped steel cans.

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CanMuseum

I found these cans on the Internet, that I could not find in the book. In my opinion they should be there, but maybe there was a reason they were omitted. I tried to look for barcodes, as I know only pre-barcode cans are in the book. In some cases it involves missing flavor(s) from multiple flavor ...