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My daughters started collecting soda cans in 1970. They came home from school and said they needed to collect beer cans because all the boys were. They settled on soda cans and we couldn't go anywhere without them checking out grocery stores for can. After about three years they quit but I was hooke...

I have two sets, one aluminum and one steel. The aluminum cans are very hard to find as most cans then were steel. My daughters put several steel sets together in 1976. Can be seen at usasoda.com

They are from a 80's trip. The cans are top opened with vanity lids. All from Fairbanks or Anchorage. The Crush can has a few scratches but very little rust. It is nice! Most of our trades were for current aluminum cans but he always looked for cans that I had on my want list.

Warren and I began trading soda cans in the 70's. He convinced me to join the BCCA and advised me on my usasoda web site. I have many cans from him in my collection. Here are four that he gave me after a dumping trip to Alaska.

If you go to my usasoda.com web site, I have a list of the cans with pictures.

usasoda In 1970 I began collecting United States of America soda items and still do today. Cans, bottles, glasses, patches, crowns, trays, etc.
I have a informational web site: usasoda.com

The Milwaukee Open was first held on July 8 - 14, 1968. 1969 Aug 4 - 10 1970 July 6 - 12 1971 July 5 -11 1972 July 10 - 16 1973 July 2 - 8 1974 July 1 - 6 1975 July 1 - 6 I have not heard of or seen a Open can for 1976. It is not known if all dates were produced on RC Cola, Graf's Root Beer and Graf...

I am looking for the 1973 and 1974 RC cola Milwaukee Open cans. These were canned by Graf's Beverages of Milwaukee WI.
I have the RC can dated July 1 - 6. Dave has it listed as a 74 but the 75 dates were the same.