APPROXIMATE VALUES IN US DOLLARS (BASED ON MINT CONDITION)
American OI (opening instructional) flat tops (1935-1941): $35 up to $1000 or more.
Flat top (1941-1965) and cone top (1935-1960) beer cans: $10 up to $500 or more.
Pull tab beer cans(straight steel 1962-1978), (crimped steel about 1975-1985), extruded steel and aluminum (about 1969 to present): $0 up to $10 or more.
Monday, November 10, 2008
How much are my beer cans worth?
http://www.larwoodlimited.com/
The above site can get you started in the right direction if you are not sure how much your collection maybe worth.
The above site can get you started in the right direction if you are not sure how much your collection maybe worth.
Can Collectors World Wide
Welcome to Can Collectors World Wide.
This blog is to bring can lovers from all over the world to discuss their can collections.
I'm David Ahrens son of John Ahrens who is BCCA member #9. I'm creating this blog to get a location where collectors can contact one another all over the world.
Beer memorabilia collectors trade wares - Business - International Herald Tribune:
John Ahrens recalls when he was sucked into beer-can collecting. The 63-year-old suburban Philadelphia man, who was among the more than 800 people attending the 36th annual convention of the Brewery Collectibles Club of America, was a student at Yale University when his classmates began lining a ledge with cans. The CANvention started Wednesday and goes through Saturday. By graduation, Ahrens had 250 cans, and he kept adding to them. The collection eventually grew to include about 30,000 cans — winning him a spot for about 15 years in 'The Guinness Book of World Records.'
John Ahrens is associated with Larwood Limited with evaluating can collections.
http://www.larwoodlimited.com/
This blog is to bring can lovers from all over the world to discuss their can collections.
I'm David Ahrens son of John Ahrens who is BCCA member #9. I'm creating this blog to get a location where collectors can contact one another all over the world.
Beer memorabilia collectors trade wares - Business - International Herald Tribune:
John Ahrens recalls when he was sucked into beer-can collecting. The 63-year-old suburban Philadelphia man, who was among the more than 800 people attending the 36th annual convention of the Brewery Collectibles Club of America, was a student at Yale University when his classmates began lining a ledge with cans. The CANvention started Wednesday and goes through Saturday. By graduation, Ahrens had 250 cans, and he kept adding to them. The collection eventually grew to include about 30,000 cans — winning him a spot for about 15 years in 'The Guinness Book of World Records.'
John Ahrens is associated with Larwood Limited with evaluating can collections.
http://www.larwoodlimited.com/
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