With my renovation company I am long overdue finding cans and mostly because I am restoring 1800's houses BUT today in a mid 1900's house this was up in the attic. As is and almost were was and haven't cleaned it yet.
I'm a bit rusty on Crowntainers so is it a common one or a good one.

Steve

potters66 wrote: ↑Mon May 13, 2019 9:56 pm I'm a bit rusty on Crowntainers so is it a common one or a good one.

I think any crowntainer found in an attic in no more than dusty condition is a good one. Congratulations!

Both the silver and the dull gray book for 600. That's a can I would love to add to my small collection in on-grade condition. :)

As far as I know that's a pretty good can. Tough in Crowntainer. I know when they found some in New York a few Years ago it was a big deal with everybody excited. LEON.

Nice find..

Always remember that those old houses or buildings built before pre-pro may still contain cans as remodeling are done all the time..When I lived in Sioux City,Ia there was a building built in 1914 and contained 50-60 easy 1950 flats of Storz and Country club that were just 25 dollar cans but was still a cool find for me.

Good luck on your next find

Brent G.

Don't you worry Steve, that's a good one!!!!!!! Great find!!!!!!! Woodman

Nice find Steve. That is one for your shelf!

You have struck gold! Very nice!!

Steve, very nice can, congratulations. Often there is more then one, did you check the eaves? attic cans often find their way into the eaves, and some times down the outside walls if not capped. Good luck.

Nice find. And I would have to agree. Where there’s one there’s probably another keep us posted.

He Shoots! He Scores!

Killer


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Thanks for the info guys!!!!! Keith..... do you realy think I wouldn't look in those places?? I am going back tomorrow so will look some more but no signs of anything else but a whisky bottle.

Once cleaned I'll post a picture.


Steve

Hell yeah man, that's an exciting find.

That’s a thing of beauty! Congrats on a great score!!

Since I am all packed up waiting on the moving truck even my polish is not to be found at the moment so here it is after just soap and water.
I did find my book now and it is the Dull Grey one I believe.
Searched everywhere today and found no more.

Steve

potters66 wrote: ↑Thu May 16, 2019 6:20 pm Since I am all packed up waiting on the moving truck even my polish is not to be found at the moment so here it is after just soap and water.
I did find my book now and it is the Dull Grey one I believe.
Searched everywhere today and found no more.

Steve

That's a Awesome Can!!

I can give you some Oxilic if yours is packed away when you get here...

Great find! That's a beauty!

Man I love those Shamrocks , very nice .. here’s some we found in the mutha of all Bev crowntsiner dump as Leon mentioned .. well Tapatalk says there is a problem and can’t post pic so have to use your imagination


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Here's the 2 I got from KB & the other New York guys find. Chris T. got these for me. LEON.

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That's a great find, especially for a first! We only dug them once in the addies but we did find quite a few in one dump. None of the Bev crowns are easy.

Mike s