Vintage BEER CANS-What's CA$H & what's TRASH? - ibuyoldbeer.com

[@thomashonjr]

"It takes cold beer to discuss old beer."

[@_The_Worst_]

🧐...Amazing...💯✔ I've never seen cans with caps before...👌🏼

[@derrickharmon7980]

Cool channel used to have some of the original Yuengling cans when I moved to PA some years ago. Unfortunately lost a storage unit and quite a few things things during some harder times

[@sirwilliam9017]

Nice set of cans sir

[@mrm52858]

Enjoyed watching your video. I collected myself back in the 70's.

[@xzysyndrome]

Never considered value in an old can...out in the desert...when I find old cans...I always take a moment to think about the good time being had when it was drunk. I have only took one home...it was a pretty cool Coors peel tab. It;s in my garage on the water heater.

[@plumbingstuffinoregon2471]

I love going out and collecting antique rusty junk to display. I once found a Hamms flattop beer can, opened with a can opener, at the bottom of a lake. It's covered in rust and holes, but you can still see the logo clearly.

[@oz8546]

Barry you rock .

[@neckarsulme]

when I started collecting in the mid 70s me and my friend were searching under s a bridge and I found a muddy can near the river's edge. I washed the debris off and could barely make out a 0 and 7 on the top which later turned out to be a James Bond 007 Malt Liquor. I restored it and was a great can.

[@ThePretzelHead]

Barry, you and I are spirit brothers

[@michaelanderson9792]

I am 60 I had a collection as a young boy I found all my cans I would search the wooded area near the railroad tracks for old camp fire sites and find old beer cans also the beach was a good place to look my mother threw out my collection I had maybe 50 to 80 cans

[@marksolarz3756]

You tube,......Mason Prophet,........remember? A modest collection since 77’.

[@masonmercmetaldetecting]

Very informative Barry, new sub here. Thanks for sharing!

[@markgriffin5889]

Buckeye cone tops were the Holy Grail for us collectors in the late 1970s in Toledo. What's that can worth now, I wonder.

[@Ibuyoldbeer]

There are 3-4 different versions. A few hundred in nice shape.

[@AMEER-114-]

@@Ibuyoldbeer im hoping you have knowledge about beer labels of today that are made in a style that appears vintage... One example is: O'fallon DADs original oatmeal stout

[@louiemueller4580]

I have a cone top beer can that was painted over how would I remove the paint off the can without ruining the label I have several 16 oz flat top beer cans that I collected

[@Ibuyoldbeer]

Submerge it in warm acetone (really!)

[@dannyogus9934]

I use to collect in the 70s . I buddy of mine found a Schmidt's tiger head ale cone top but it was printed upside down ... I'd never seen one before or since .. think the can was a 49;to 52 model year

[@PinchTheBarb]

Is that a Saint Paul street sign in the background?

[@Ibuyoldbeer]

Nice eyes Bookie!! They replaced them a few years ago,and trashed the old ones.

[@PinchTheBarb]

@@Ibuyoldbeer I love when that happens. Have a few signs in my own garage. I grew up on the north end and live on the east side. The reason I'm watching is because I I'm trying to learn the value of a few cans I found. I found 2 Hamm's sunburst cans, 1 in good condition and 1 crumpled slightly. I also found 10 Schmidt city club cans that I think are form the late 50s, like everything elsei found nearby.

[@Ibuyoldbeer]

@@PinchTheBarb I'm an East Sider too! Drop me an email or [e-mail]

[@posh2k703]

I found a red top can in very good condition

[@Ibuyoldbeer]

Drop me a picture at [e-mail]

[@russellcook191]

@@Ibuyoldbeer l have some really old cans from some former Louisville, KY , brewery's two crown top Brewers and the original Falls City

[@thebeerman5470]

@@russellcook191 I'm your guy!

[@TheSchadenfreuda]

A good tip to remember is that pretty much anything (except gold or silver coins) made to be "collectible" will pretty much never be worth more than when it was purchased.

[@donaldmiller9785]

What about utica club cans

[@Ibuyoldbeer]

There are about 15-20 different variations. From the 1930's-1990's. Between a buck and 300.00 each.

[@silkboxing4454]

I have 4500 cans. Had 6,000 and sold 2,000. My cans are from all over the world, steel, cone tops, flat tops all tapped. I am actually looking to sell them. stopped collecting in like 1990. When I was in 8th Grade 1981. Beer can collecting was huge.

[@Ibuyoldbeer]

Contact me through ibuyoldbeer.com

[@clownbrizon9705]

I just collect beer cans and bottles and take them to my local bottle stop and get 10 cents per can/bottle

[@derrickharmon7980]

I have really old and in good condition Anheuser Busch trunk and old wooden crates if interested. Not sure who'd want to buy it now should have sold it a few months ago to a collector. If interested that kind of thing let me know.

[@paulsolfelt8452]

check out the very rare crown top prototype beer bottle I found from 1884!

[@Parry635]

subbed !!

[@peterdowdy3483]

Howdy my friend!!! I collect and dig fo old bottles, cans and a bunch of other relics. I am trying to find a better way to clean my cans from rust, I been using lemon juice and water for about 24 hours. But it always does not work. You have any good ideas to clean rusty cans??? THANK YOU 😊😊😊 Peter-GA

[@peterdowdy3483]

@@Ibuyoldbeer THANK YOU😊😊😊

[@bruh1129]

What if we have a flat top unopened (beer still in can) how much

[@Ibuyoldbeer]

Between a dollar and 10,000 Depending on the condition, rarity, desirability, and other factors.

[@neckarsulme]

what type is it?

[@gabrielbiel6980]

tope

[@proscentgifts]

So Billy Beer is not worth anything from your other vid.

[@MarksGarageChannel]

Great video. You might get an email from me soon.

[@Purgeshadowglitch]

Can u email me I have some cans u may want