Coca-Cola Can Collection
Here is my collection of coke cans. It is not complete because it is a lot of work to catalog them all, but it should at least give you a taste of the collection. I am definately not the only person that collects coke cans. Take a look at google to see the millions of other coke collections! You can also take a look at the official cocacola collectors page.
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Without further delay, below are the photos of my coke cans. Most of them still contain coke however some I did drink and others the coke seems to have magically evaporated through the can. No idea how that happens. Enjoy.
Christmas Coke Cans
There were a few years in a row when coke was creating Christmas cans however I have not been able to find any the last few years. So either they have stopped or I just have been looking in the wrong places.
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World Cup Coke Cans
While travelling through Europe during the world cup, a lot of countries had coke cans honoring their soccor teams. Here are three of them that I managed to bring back with me.
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Abbotsford Air Show Coke Cans
A local air show (in abbotsford) has also been advertising on coke cans. These cans are from two different years of the air show.
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World Series Coke Cans
These two cans are from the world series when Toronto won. The first can is when they one the first time and it shows the scores. The second can is celebrating the back to back victories and has both years scores on the can.
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Hockey Coke Cans
NHL hockey teams features on coke cans. This was from some time in the late 90's but I have noticed that Coke has started a new series this year so I might be adding to this collection.
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Olympic Coke Cans
Coke Cans from the '96 olympics. When the olympics come to Vancouver/Whistler, I will definately expand this collection!
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International Coke Cans
These are coke cans that friends have brought me from arround the world. Most of the european cans are ones that I brought back from my trip. The asian ones are gifts.
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