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soda memorabilia
soda can question the future value?
as many know, the mountain dew is holding a vote to make one web page of three temporary permanent mountain dew. of current results, it seems that both are flavors that do WONT "revolution" and "supernova". Well, I was recently watching an episode of Antiques Roadshow, where popular beer cans from the 1890s to 1950 were drained by a small cut in the bottom and in good condition, had a large aggregate value in the hundreds, some thousands, even. I wondered whether it might also work with soda cans. age, could be some truth value much later in life? I am willing to give it a try. theres a lot of fresh memories of the 20 to 50 and I thought that perhaps these limited edition cans could someday be a rare novelty. What do you think?
I doubt it ….. Mountain Dew has done similar "limited" releases before they have spread far beyond its original scope …… as Mountain Dew Livewire, which causes prices to a significant depreciation of these special editions ………….. besides saving something for which prices so now and 35 years from now will be useless no sense, at the point of it actually does gain value, the amount is so small you'll be looking for maybe 50 cents at best original investment ….. seek Billy Beer (beer from the decade of 1970-80 promoted by Billy Carter, brother of former president) as an example of this situation, people keep those who are thinking it is worth much more than what amounts to …….. also see old cans that you mention it sold for so much because people were still less its form to think again in the 1890s life, how many people at the turn of the century do you think were actually saving cans of beer to sell in the future indeterminate?