Hi, I'm looking for the current Moosehead cans, domestic and exports. Will trade or buy. Thanks, MarkB

Yeah, that's the one. I wonder if he still collects. Seems kind of lonely without your fellow collectors (not he doesn't deserve it!!!!) MarkB

Didn't we have this about 10 years ago when a certain RBer was caught on film stealing a can at a show? MarkB

I have one with good color, but a big hole on the seam. MarkB

menke wrote: ↑Sun Mar 17, 2024 2:18 pm I don’t have a good count on these. Benbow rubbed out a nice-ish one that Morean sold for him. There are the book cans, gotta be more out there. Not many though!

Actually I decided to keep it, so I still have it. :) MarkB

willssoda wrote: ↑Thu Mar 21, 2024 12:54 am I have this and I think I have a double. I'll have to look. Interested?

Thank you, I have it. It comes in straight steel and crimped.

MarkB

Some Bicentennial Pop cans, not including the 7-Up States/Uncle Sam set.

willssoda wrote: ↑Sun Mar 17, 2024 5:41 am Like to see your hill Billy themed cans.

Let's see if I can get the image tag to work. (The Nesbit cans are obviously not part of them.)

I grew up near the Shipshewana flea market in Northern Indiana. Much of my childhood collection can be attributed to that flea market. Things were pretty simple back then. I had a cardboard suitcase that was leftover from a Boy Scouts fundraiser. I would fill it up with cans and walk around the fle...

In an antique mall in Bristol VA/TN (not sure which side I was on) I picked up a Wagner's quart for $10 that was an Ebling Beer paintover. MarkB

@MarkB Took me a couple of days but I went through the Lewandowski Composite file (saved it back from 2015) and cut down the 47,105 lines to 27,530 lines. Original file was a terror to work with. After some serious culling, sorting and re-arranging, found 514 cans ID'd with the 3.2 statement in the...

Every can sold in WV from 1945 to 1980 was 3.2%. Every flat top and pull top can from 1950 to 1980 had a 3.2% WV tax lid on it. I have over 600 cans with a WV tax lid in my collection. WV tax WIED-2.jpg Thats just one state. Some other states that had 3.2 beer had more brands for sale that West Vir...

Michael, I PM'd you the photos. MarkB

Hi all. Would it be worth the (considerable) effort to start a database of cans with a 3.2% lid? It's easy to tell with cans sold in Virginia because they have a green tax stamp rather than a yellow one, so I consider it a variation. But it'd also be a lot of work. Would anyone else find it useful? ...

Aussie Keith: Thanks. I'll have to keep my eyes peeled for Maryland cans. And an Ohio. Thanks, MarkB

Michael, sure. I'd be happy to. Mark

MI-Cans wrote: ↑Sat Mar 09, 2024 2:40 pm @rh3taylor

This is an example of a can signed by Marsha.


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That's it. In the past couple of years I've gotten several in collections I've purchased. MarkB

Baxter: it's on Jeff Lebo's site. I won the auction, FWIW, and can email you a scan of it if you want. Matk

https://auctions.cansmartbeercans.com/L ... ryid=26107

Baxter, nice! Did you see the Olde Frothingslosh pamphlet that sold recently on one of the auction sites?? MarkB

baxter: cool collection! Mark

Hi. I am trying to complete a set of the color Olde Frothingslosh cans, but signed by Marsha. I have four so far. I need the following colors in straight steel---Brown, Red, Orange, & Purple. I have several to trade, all signed by Miss Olde Frothingslosh in marker The white can straight steel. T...

A PM with a very long list sent. Thanks, MarkB

Hi. I'm starting to make a list of pop cans that I'm collecting. Is there a list of the Bicentennial cans? I have the 3d edition of Collectible Soda Cans but it doesn't show them all. FWIW here's what I've been kind of collecting besides Bicentennials. - Cans from Dayton, Ohio (my hometown). That's ...

Hi. Do you have a list of all the sets? I'd not seen this set in previous years. Thanks, MarkB

foreigncanman wrote: ↑Tue Mar 05, 2024 1:58 pm I would estimate about 10-15 dollars in the condition shown. At the time of the cans release there was a dealer in England who obtained a large number of these for collectors in the US.

Was that the guy who used the BCCA roster to send everyone a price list?? Richard Dolphin I think.

MarkB

Out of curiosity, which brewery was the Golden Grain?

Looking at the supplement isn't one metallic (short) and the other enamel (tall) but hard to figure out the height between the two. Also, looking at the supplement, there are 39 gallons (one of which is the Burger 1/16 bbl) and only 3 of them have a 5 panel view (244-11 Gettelman Bock, 247-1 Walter...

OK, so what is the difference in height between the Hudepohl "short" cans and the "tall" one? Thanks, MarkB

It's HERE!!!! I dropped a sign off for the Back Bar today, which looks as if it will be a great display (it always is!). Will be setting up tomorrow with John M. Looking forward to it!!! MarkB

I recently picked up a 16 oz Mickey's from Sterling like USBC #2 156-23. It's a flat top though. Has anyone else seen this can as a flat? There are no obvious gear marks that I can tell to indicate a relidding.

thanks, MarkB