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Do people still collect beer cans? Cleaning out a closet and found some old Tuborg and Iron City steel cans from when I was a kid some 30 years ago. Also some Harley and Sturgis cans from various years. It's time for these things to go. Any market for em?

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Primary 1 - Pale Ale - Hoggetown Ale Works recipe
Primary 2 -

Secondary -

Bottled - Pumpkin Ale bottled and in T-A-D
Kegged & Tapped - Over-hopped Honey Wheat, Christmas Wit
Kegged & Carbing - Steam Clone

dataz722

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I know my dad used to when he was younger. He has over 700 different ones. I think he has since sold them.

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http://www.ebay.com/itm/BEER-CANS-2-WISCONSIN-CLUB-12-OZ-AND-IRON-CITY-12-OZ-/190577303127?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item2c5f4ade57#ht_500wt_1156

Looks like they're worth about two dollars.

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I collected them when I was a kid, wish now I'd saved a few of the more interesting & novel cans. Like "Olde Frothingslosh" or the "Robin Hood Cream Ale" or the full can of "Billy Beer" that I had... BTW, that Billy Beer SUCKED.

I think like just about anything, eventually, somebody will put a higher value on those old cans; maybe not as much as comic books, but I can remember some of the old cone-top cans selling for over $100. At the very least, those old cans will make some nice & interesting beer decor in your home/man-cave. Or sell them to a bar that has such things as decor. Regards, GF.