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i found a huge dump from the 1960's with tons of bottles, are any of them worth collecting? what should i be looking for
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beendiggin
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zecritr is right, acl's are a good bet. You might find some milks though........ marbles are a possibility, too. Late throws might get you some canning jars or candy containers. Older liscense plates could be in there. Maybe there's something older in a deeper spot. Anyway, good luck! Post some pics.
Bottles r LEET
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Bottles:
ACLs
NDNR Sodas
Other stuff:
Cans
Toys
License plates
Car/Truck parts
Other neat/unusual items
ACLs
NDNR Sodas
Other stuff:
Cans
Toys
License plates
Car/Truck parts
Other neat/unusual items
splante
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heres a similer tie in,
https://www.antique-bottles.net/forum/Help-with-NDNR-Coke-and-7-UP-bottle/m-598036/tm.htm
again some bottles from the 60's are pretty expensive while most are worth a buck or two.
as stated
heres a similer tie in,
https://www.antique-bottles.net/forum/Help-with-NDNR-Coke-and-7-UP-bottle/m-598036/tm.htm
again some bottles from the 60's are pretty expensive while most are worth a buck or two.
as stated
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there are many large liquor bottles there, are those worth grabbing?
beendiggin
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Not usually but some are worth a few bucks. Pre prohibition bottles are more desireable generally. If you don't know the approximate values of the bottles you're finding then I would suggest that you bring them home, look them up on E bay, Google, or post pics here for some honest opinions. Bottle books with values are available too but many of them are not exactly what you would call accurate because of many variations such as market demand, condition, economics, the authors expertise, etc. However some books are quite well written and are excellent references but pricing is always prone to fluctuations. Think in terms of a value range rather than a fixed value.
Now let's see some pics and we can chime in. By the way, where are you located? Quite a few diggers from Maine here.
Now let's see some pics and we can chime in. By the way, where are you located? Quite a few diggers from Maine here.
hi, by rights 60s bottles are still a littel to recent,for most collector, of antique bottles,thats not to say,that a good bottle no mater what age isnt worth collecting. Dickel horn wiskys J D commemorative,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,ect. you may find toys in that stuff,thu i find 50s and 60s dummp to reacked up to find anything in one pice,hay,good luck.
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