SODAPOPBOB
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Who can say for certain how many Mountain Dew Party Jugs there are in existence? It's easy to assume there are only a handful. But for all we know there may be a hundred or more, and perhaps several hundred. Nor should we assume that just because no or few members on this forum have one that other collectors nationwide don't. With my point being (like I mentioned in my last post), that rarity and supply are not necessarily the same thing. And because a bottle like the Party Jug is so "popular," when one does become available, collectors go wild to obtain one. Thus, I strongly believe that supply is a major factor when it comes to value.
Bob
Who can say for certain how many Mountain Dew Party Jugs there are in existence? It's easy to assume there are only a handful. But for all we know there may be a hundred or more, and perhaps several hundred. Nor should we assume that just because no or few members on this forum have one that other collectors nationwide don't. With my point being (like I mentioned in my last post), that rarity and supply are not necessarily the same thing. And because a bottle like the Party Jug is so "popular," when one does become available, collectors go wild to obtain one. Thus, I strongly believe that supply is a major factor when it comes to value.
Bob
