Ale in Idaho
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mountainrust
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Cap-Sealed
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Re: Ale in Idaho
Nice job.... I found those once in Oregon... 
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Scott
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Re: Ale in Idaho
Those generally hold up really well. It's one of those labels where if they are coming out the hole in bad shape, everything else will be worse. Sort of like Acme steingirls or 1950's Heidelbergs. The red fades off after about ten minutes of exposure to the sun too so good thing they were buried.
At least you did not find the green Columbia Ale's. Several hundred indoor ones have really killed their value.
At least you did not find the green Columbia Ale's. Several hundred indoor ones have really killed their value.
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bantam10
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Re: Ale in Idaho
A lot of ale's being dug lately
Bantam - when you pop a Regal OI, everyone will want to dig with you and no one will give you crap anymore.... until then, Keep On Truckin" !
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BrianS
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Re: Ale in Idaho
It appears that car has been the recipient of a lot of target practice! 
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