nice can.

I trade craft micro-brewery cans. message sent

I'm going to a mini-canvention in Indy next month. Sometimes I'll see a fair share of Falls City cans there, brought up from southern aparts of Indiana and such

You'll* likely find them

He'll likely find them at Canvention, but if he doesn't, I can send you Reds from this year and last

October comes in August now

I have Reds and will set one aside for you if you need it.

I hope it doesn't taste like Chit

Thank you

I know we love the old rusty cans, but does anyone want to trade the new cans too? All are bottom opened and in top store condition with no dings, etc. Trades are very much preferred for your new bottom opened empty micro cans, but I am willing to sell for $3 each, 4 for $10 or less for multiple can...

I didn't know you had a spreadsheet. Send a copy to me. cheers

thanks for the pics. I love outdoor shows. looks like this was a great one

They're set aside for you. I'd pm'd you long ago remember? But I'm going to a show in Columbus Oh this Sunday. Maybe find another there. Or maybe at the store in there, who knows. But then I'll ship what I have for you. cheers

I also say the white was simply left off. The green and other colors might look metallic with the bare metal background rather than the white underneath it.

pm sent. i have three right now in the trade stock that you're welcome to if you need them and probably more soob

I can use one if you have any that are right-side up

the one on the right

Agreed. WD40 for markers. Some more permanent makers won't come off with WD40. Use Goo Gone on those. Goo Gone on any sticker stuff.

PM sent on the Burger Ale

It was a great show and a great time last weekend. Here is my take

flats front and back tabs front and back

You might have proved that a Lucky can turn green b by oxidation. But the can you show isn't even uniformly green all around, nor is the same shade of green as the cans believed to be production. I still find it hard to believe that so many of these Lucky cans would uniformly turn the same shade of ...

I have one on my shelf as I believe it to be a real can. You see too many like this, indoor ones even, with this color the same all around. And so many that are identically this same shade of green for it to be a coincidence of discoloration in my opinion.

Here is a new Wiedemann that is made in Cincinnati now, Cincinnati rather than Newport. I like the logo on the back which seems authentic back to Wiedemann Brewing and it even gives a bit of history on the back panel (if you can manage to read the small print in the pic) DSCN2482.JPG DSCN2484.JPG

false lid

pm sent on the rest

It's the 1993 Beer Festival Winner can, from Evansville Brewing after Heilemann's was gone.

333 wrote: ↑Fri Nov 10, 2017 12:20 pm Why wreck a perfectly good can for nonsense?... ....

There might be even better nonsense underneath

Hi Greg. I want it. PM sent

DSCN1972.JPG They may not seem like much but my take is what I like. Flats on the left, tabs on the right. The flats are kind of common but should all be upgrades to my shelf I think. The tabs are variations and such. The Edelweiss pint is Drewrys which I think would be sort of tough. The Iroquois ...