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[arthur]

In soda bottles any and all ,what is your opinion on the top # 1 (Holy Grail) bottle to have, in soda bottles.

 

[madman]

all of them! lol, id say a coca cola hutch or a bargs hutch but thats just me, or how about a paneled cobalt blue root beer blob top mike -god theres so many.................................

 

[RICKJJ59W]

I would say the seitz cobalt 8 sider they ain't that holy but I like um. [] Then again I haven't seen a whole lot of them dug eaither.

 

[ncbred]

Mine would be TAR3 in the Ayers Pepsi:Cola book. An amber Pepsi:Cola from Tarboro, NC that books $2,000. I work in Tarboro so its been at the top of my want list. That or an Indian Roch Ginger Ale Coca Cola bottling company from Tarboro.

 

[Jim]

That is a good question that could have hundreds of different answers. For me, it would be the green, iron pontiled Soult & Zerbe squat from Lewistown, PA. For a western collector, there are some extremely rare and beautiful California and Territorial bottles that would be at the top of the list. Other collectors like 50s-70s ACLs, and there are some extreme rarities among them as well. So, I guess your most prized or wanted soda depends on what you are after. ~Jim

 

[thesodafizz]

For me, it would have to be one of these: Mountain Dew party jug, the candy company coke hutch from Miss. (just so I can say I have one) or one other. Hubby interrupted me and I lost my train of thought..... Oh yeah, the Indian Rock ginger ale.

 

[T D]

Since I'm from Georgia, number one in acls would probably be a Big Hit from Brunswick, Ga.. and since I collect Ga. Chero Colas, a Chero from Springfield, Georgia, or a Louisville, Ga. There are newspaper ads that state that there was a Chero Cola plant in Springfield, but no bottles are known to exist, and I've never seen a Louisville not broken...my two cents worth...

 

[bubbas dad]

mine would be the amber diet crush or the 30 oz orange crush crinkly bottle.

 

[TX Big Chief]

Mine would be that red,white and blue Big Chief ACL bottle from McAllen TX.

 

[T D]

ditto that, Chief!