Soda bottles...Sun Crest, Mountain Dew, Frostie Root Beer, NuGrape...

[OldBot]

More from our soda bottle finds over the years...any interesting history and/or value to any of these? Thank you!

 

[Sitcoms]

The Mountain Dew Hillbilly bottles do have some value depending on the name of the bottler(s) - I believe there's a book that gives general values, and someone with in can chime in if "Joe and Mabel" has any specific value. As far as I know the SunCrest, NuGrape, and Frostie bottles aren't super special - the Frostie's are even still sold today. I think those fall into the $1-10 range depending on your buyer's market.

 

[OldBot]

The Mountain Dew Hillbilly bottles do have some value depending on the name of the bottler(s) - I believe there's a book that gives general values, and someone with in can chime in if "Joe and Mabel" has any specific value. As far as I know the SunCrest, NuGrape, and Frostie bottles aren't super special - the Frostie's are even still sold today. I think those fall into the $1-10 range depending on your buyer's market.

Thanks for your response and good info. After hearing from you, I did a google search and found some interesting info on the various names used and history. I hope to hear if anyone knows more about the filled by 'Joe and Mabel'.

The Mountain Dew Hillbilly bottles do have some value depending on the name of the bottler(s) - I believe there's a book that gives general values, and someone with in can chime in if "Joe and Mabel" has any specific value. As far as I know the SunCrest, NuGrape, and Frostie bottles aren't super special - the Frostie's are even still sold today. I think those fall into the $1-10 range depending on your buyer's market.