DaviDs
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Maybe you can get rich off all those annoying bottle caps? An online article said,
"As Gold and Silver soar beyond the price reach of many people, other things like collectables are also gaining in value, for instance, I could buy 100 1950's Pepsi Cola caps for $18 two years ago, now they are $60 for the same 100 with singles always bringing at least $1 and sometimes more, same for Coke."
Hmmm, I did an eBay search for bottle caps and here are a few of the highest price listings. Interesting eh? Ocean hunters may not have as much luck as those freshwater guys, but we just never know what will turn up. So before you toss that cap, even with a lil' bit of rust and corrosion, it could be worth more than a silver ring!
Happy Hunting! -David
"As Gold and Silver soar beyond the price reach of many people, other things like collectables are also gaining in value, for instance, I could buy 100 1950's Pepsi Cola caps for $18 two years ago, now they are $60 for the same 100 with singles always bringing at least $1 and sometimes more, same for Coke."
Hmmm, I did an eBay search for bottle caps and here are a few of the highest price listings. Interesting eh? Ocean hunters may not have as much luck as those freshwater guys, but we just never know what will turn up. So before you toss that cap, even with a lil' bit of rust and corrosion, it could be worth more than a silver ring!
Happy Hunting! -David
