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Chero-Cola & Coca Cola - 3/16/2009 7:27:22 PM   
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The Chero-Cola bottle is marked Dalton, Ga, The coke is Cartersville, Ga   I tried looking online last night and found some info on the Chero bottle and places it was manufactured but no mention of Dalton.  




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RE: Chero-Cola & Coca Cola - 3/16/2009 9:39:13 PM   
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The SS fromf Ctown is common. Is it cracked?

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RE: Chero-Cola & Coca Cola - 3/16/2009 10:02:15 PM   
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CC6pack, no, can't see any cracks on that cartersville bottle, but it does look that way in the picture.  I ran to get the bottle to double check.  Must be something in the backround!  Cartersville is a lot bigger town then Dalton so it makes sense there are a lot of them out there.  Until the mid 50's, Dalton was a little hole in the wall town, now they say we have a "Metro" area, woo hoo, we're in the big time now!  

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RE: Chero-Cola & Coca Cola - 3/16/2009 10:56:24 PM   
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Hey Margaret,

You sure it says Daltin, GA instead of Dawson, GA?

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RE: Chero-Cola & Coca Cola - 3/16/2009 11:16:11 PM   
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Yes, (I just double checked because I am never sure of anything)

Here's a little better picture.  Best I have, which isn;t saying much!





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RE: Chero-Cola & Coca Cola - 3/17/2009 3:11:09 PM   
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It is unlisted and I would hang on to it. Most Chero Cola Company bottles are not worth very much but if it is unknown it could be worth $20 and up to a Chero collector.

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RE: Chero-Cola & Coca Cola - 3/19/2009 1:44:08 PM   
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IN THE BOTTLE BOOK I QUOTED YOU EARLIER :THE CHERO COLA FROM DALTON LISTS AT $10-$20. NOW THE CARTERSVILLE STRAIGHT SIDE COKE IS ANOTHE STORY! THERE ARE 5 VERSIONS . I CAN'T TELL ALL ABOUT YOURS ,BUT HERE ARE THE DIFF. ONES. 1.SHOULDER SCRIPT CLEAR 6 1/2  $40 - $60. 2-SHOULDER SCRIPT ARROW - BOTTLING CO. ANGLED AT BASE CLEAR $500 - $600. 3 - SHOULDER SCRIPT ERROR - COCA -COCA AT BASE CLEAR $100 - $125  4- SHOULDER SCRIPT 7 OZ. CLEAR $40 - $60  5- SHOULDER SCRIPT BOTTLING CO. STRIGHT AT BASE $40 - $80         IF YOU EVER GET ONE FROM CHIPLEY GA. AT BASE  SHOULDER SCRIPT  CLEAR ,SOME OLD TIMERS USED TO SAY THIS TOWN WAS "THE ROUGHEST TOWN EAST OF THE MISSISSIPPI" TOWN CHANGED NAME IN 1958 TO PINE MOUNTAIN. LISTS AT   $1250 !!!!! JAMIE

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RE: Chero-Cola & Coca Cola - 3/19/2009 2:57:50 PM   
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Hey 20 bucks is big money for a Chero Cola Bottle. I know where there is a factory foundation full of them. Dug out about a thousand of them to get 2 or 3 keepers and I didn't even dent the load. Hard work busting the slab but underneath there is white sand and bottles. It was the Royal Crown Bottling Co.

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RE: Chero-Cola & Coca Cola - 3/20/2009 1:26:55 AM   
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Hey guys
Thanks again!  My list is getting longer.  I hope to finish off all the soda's soon.  $20 is $20 for something that was sitting on a shelf for 20+ years collecting dust and spider webs. 

Capsoda..............wow...............all that digging.............sounds a lot like mining for gold!  As close I have gotten is digging through these old dirty boxes and trying to avoid the spiders.    

Cheers
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RE: Chero-Cola & Coca Cola - 3/20/2009 6:54:50 AM   
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KEEP IN MINE YOU WILL LOSE SOME MONEY CAUSE YOUR BOTTLES ARE IN DUG CONDITION. ALSO THIS BOOK CAME OUT IN 2003 AND A LOT CAN HAPPEN IN FEW YEARS ,SO THIS BOOK IS ONLY A GUIDE,BUT IS THE BEST GUIDE WRITTEN [I BELIEVE] ON GA. CROWN TOP SODAS.27 VERY KNOWING COLLECTORS CONTRIBUTED TO THIS BOOK WRITTEN BY CARL BARNETT AND KEN NEASE. SOME CONTRIBUTERS:BILL BAAB,TOMMY MITCHINER,JEFF WEINBERG AND PEYTON YOUMANS {PASSED AWAY SEP. 30 ,2002. MANY NO DOUBT HAVE HEARD OF THESE PEOPLE AND CAN ATTEST THEY KNOW GA. SODA BOTTLES.[SOUNDS LIKE AN AD FOR THE BOOK! WONDER IF KEN NEASE WILL GIVE ME A PERCENTAGE FOR EVRY BOOK I SELL? ]

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RE: Chero-Cola & Coca Cola - 3/20/2009 3:17:11 PM   
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At last year's Mobile bottle show, there was a Chero bottle there I didn't have.  It was Chero writtin the old script writing, but was written in an arch on the shoulder, from what I remember, not in a slant.  I believe it was a GA bottle.  I went back to look at it again it had been sold for $35.  Does anyone have a picture of one?  If you know what I'm talking about. 

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RE: Chero-Cola & Coca Cola - 3/20/2009 8:56:31 PM   
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You know I've gotta throw my two cents worth in on the Cheros.  First of all, most block script bottles 1914-23 are less than $20 in pretty good shape.  Most 1912's and 1913's are at least $20 in pretty good shape.  Lately, there have been about three or four of us on ebay that have generated some pretty good bidding on small town Georgia Chero-Colas.  Several have gone over $100.  Chero of course was a competitor of Coke starting in 1912.  The first (and most) bottles were bottled in Columbus, Ga.  Both (Chero and Coke) were strong sellers in the south and in Georgia in particular in the latter part of the teens.  Eventually, there was a total of 69 towns in Georgia that bottled Chero-Cola.  Chero stayed in one lawsuit or another with Coca Cola for most of its early existance.  It eventually became Nehi then Royal Crown Cola, then just a side product that eventually died out.  Here are a few examples as the years rolled by...

1912 Cuthbert, Ga...





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RE: Chero-Cola & Coca Cola - 3/20/2009 8:57:52 PM   
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Thanks TD!  That's the chero I was referring to!  Great pic!

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RE: Chero-Cola & Coca Cola - 3/20/2009 9:00:10 PM   
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1913 Athens, Ga.




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RE: Chero-Cola & Coca Cola - 3/20/2009 9:11:52 PM   
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1914(15?) Washington, Ga.




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RE: Chero-Cola & Coca Cola - 3/20/2009 9:19:33 PM   
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RE: Chero-Cola & Coca Cola - 3/20/2009 9:22:24 PM   
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1923 Columbus, Ga.




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RE: Chero-Cola & Coca Cola - 3/20/2009 9:26:26 PM   
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1946? Thomson, Ga. ACL




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RE: Chero-Cola & Coca Cola - 4/4/2009 11:56:04 PM   
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I just found this website and I just found A chero cola bottle that looks lke first  picture it is light green and says 6 1/2 Fl Oz
THE UNUSUAL to me is at the bottom it says
" THIS BOTTLE NEVER SOLD"
Shreveport LA
On Botton it Says Chero Col and has the number 2 on bottom as well.
Does anyone know anything about this, why would it say this bottle never sold?
I dig bottles in North LA but have ran out of places to dig, now I am realtor that deals in Foreclosures and this was in an old shed and in great condition, no stains, no chips, beautiful bubbles all in it.
Can anyone tell me the date and what it may be worth, I dont want to sell it though, I like it too much.  But if it is worth something I Might.

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RE: Chero-Cola & Coca Cola - 4/5/2009 1:11:59 AM   
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Anyone know which of the many Zanesville Cheros or Cokes are the hardest to come by?  Or the rarity of a 1915 hobble with the side seam in the wrong place?

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