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Finally, ACCO turns to Union Carbide,. Can be applied to the insides of tin cans. Armed with a beer-capable can, American Can Company. Tests its protoype at the request of Anheuser-Busch and Pabst. So ACCO uses brewer's pitch. A tar-like substance used to insulate. Beer from metallic brewery equipment. And so beer cans sold during this period are referred to by collectors as IRTP. Some manufacturers used the more clumsy Tax Paid At The Rate Prescribed By The Internal Revenue Law. America loses its mind.

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The History of Beer Cans.

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Although the first beer can was marketed in 1935, it was almost 2 years earlier that the first beer can was fiilled. In December of 1933 at least 2000 Krueger's Special Beer. Cans were filled and sent to select households in a limited area. The experiment was a success and the Krueger's Finest Beer. And Cream Ale cans were fully marketed on January 24th, 1935. Through the early 1940's beer cans enjoyed an increase in market share and the beer bottle now had to compete with the metal container. Howeve...

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Beer Cans For Sale.

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Beer Cans for Sale or Trade. WE ARE CURRENTLY WORKING ON THIS PAGE. IT WILL BE LAUNCHED SHORTLY. Cheers, Thor and Chris. Types of Beer Cans. Sell Your Beer Cans. Beer Can Values and Info. Beer Cans for Sale. Text Only Beer Can List. Privacy and Security Policy. E-mail us for more info. Sell Your Beer Cans. Beer Can Values and Info. Types of Beer Cans. Low Profile Cone Top. J Spout Cone Top. High Profile Cone Top. Post IRTP Flat Top. Beer Cans for Sale. Visit our good friends at.

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Crowntainer Beer Can.

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E-mail for more info. Sell your beer can(s). The most unique cone top design was the crowntainer. It was patented in 1940 by the Crown Cork and Seal Company. It was their second cone top design. This compact cone top had many packaging advantages due to it's height. However, beer drinkers might not have liked it as much as the breweries. The crowntainer cone top was used by over 70 breweries and was one of only two designs to survive World War II. It was produced through the mid-1950's. Types of Beer Cans.

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Quart Cone Top Beer Can.

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Quart Cone Top Beer Cans. E-mail for more info. Sell your beer can(s). The only cone top to hold 32 oz. was designed and marketed by the Continental Can Company in 1937. This large can was more of a novelty than a practical beer can. It's days were numbered from the start, but the metal shortages of World War II ended the reign of the quart cone top. Types of Beer Cans. Sell Your Beer Cans. Beer Can Values and Info. Beer Cans for Sale. Text Only Beer Can List. Privacy and Security Policy. J Spout Cone Top.

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High Profile Cone Top Beer Can.

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High Profile Cone Top Beer Cans. E-mail for more info. Sell your beer can(s). The American Can Company introduced the high profile cone top design in 1938. This design quickly became the most popular cone top used by breweries. The smooth profile of this cone top was the perfect blend of function and design that both the low profile and J spout cone tops lacked. Quickly breweries began to change over to the high profile cone top and it soon became the industry standard. Types of Beer Cans.

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Low Profile Cone Top Beer Can.

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Low Profile Cone Top Beer Cans. E-mail for more info. Sell your beer can(s). The first cone top ever produced was a low profile design. It was developed and marketed exclusively by the Continental Can Company. The cone top featured a design that reduced the overall height of the can and made it easier for breweries to package. The earliest low profile cone tops had a flat bottom. That was soon changed to the more effective concave bottom. Types of Beer Cans. Sell Your Beer Cans. Beer Can Values and Info.

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Sitemap - Buying and selling beer cans.

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Sell Your Beer Cans. Vintage Beer Can Values and Information. Types of Beer Cans. Low Profile Cone Top. J Spout Cone Top. High Profile Cone Top. Post IRTP Flat Top. Text Only Beer Can List. Privacy and Security Policy. Types of Beer Cans. Sell Your Beer Cans. Beer Can Values and Info. Beer Cans for Sale. Text Only Beer Can List. Privacy and Security Policy. E-mail us for more info. Sell Your Beer Cans. Beer Can Values and Info. Types of Beer Cans. Low Profile Cone Top. J Spout Cone Top. Post IRTP Flat Top.

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Zip Tab Beer Can.

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Zip Tab Beer Cans. E-mail for more info. Sell your beer can(s). The first beer cans that did not require a can opener were called zip tabs. They were an early version of the pull tab. There has recently been a revival in collecting zip tab beer cans. Pristine examples that have the tab intact, like the example on the right, are being recognized by beer can collectors for their uniqueness. Not all zip tabs have value, but some do. Types of Beer Cans. Sell Your Beer Cans. Beer Can Values and Info.

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Vintage Beer Can Values and Information.

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Vintage Beer Can Values and Information. Beer can values vary widely and are always changing. The best way to find out the value of an old beer can is to seek out a beer can expert. Well, you've come to the right place! Together we have been collecting beer cans for over 45 years. We attend beer can shows throughout the U.S. and have the expertise to evaluate any single beer can or entire beer can collection. The most important factor determining the value of any beer can is CONDITION. Are a close second...