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    Coca Cola Fob

    Was out at a friend's lake place and found this near their pavillion.Name:  coke1.jpg
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Size:  33.3 KB. Again, the pictures are not too good. Sorry. One side says Drink Coca Cola in Bottles 5c. The other has an image of a girl holding up a drink. This piece of metal hasn't cleaned up really well, lots of green, that I don't believe is suppose to be there.

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    Congrats on the fob. Were you able to date it?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Timewarpdigger View Post
    Congrats on the fob. Were you able to date it?
    I don't know where to begin to date it. Very new to researching relic finds. Not too good with technology either.

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    it looks to be made of either copper or copper alloy (hence the ruddy red metal) that was gold gilted at one time , probably early 1900's judging from the hard green patina build up.
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    Very nice find

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    I guess it's from around 1907. This site has yours but in silver http://www.realorrepro.com/article/CocaCola-watch-fob
    This site has yours as is. http://www.wetreasures.com/treasures...ker/200310.htm
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    Very cool find. Old Coke advertising is always desirable.
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    Thank you all, for looking and replying. It's how we learn! I had no idea regarding the age or how it got where it was. Guess i'll go back and see what else may pop up.

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    Nice Fob! I really like the fobs as they tell so much about the times.
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    Sweet find there Kasey, bet that was better than finding iron.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tom View Post
    Sweet find there Kasey, bet that was better than finding iron.
    Thank you, Tom. Yes, I actually notched out the iron for this hunt, because it was around the pavillion where the owner's have parties/gatherings and the lawn is fairly nice. I was practicing my plug digging with my new digger tool. I first thought it was a dog rabies tag when I lifted it out of the 6" hole! I was barely able to read 'coca cola' in the field without my specs. Now I'm ecstatic to know it's potential age and relevance. Can't wait to show/give it to the prop. owner.

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    Very cool
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    Now THAT is a really cool find! Talk about an awesome piece of Americana! Coca-Cola items are very collectible and some of them are valuable, especially ones from that era. Plus they are just really neat looking!

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    Great find KCFindIt! Love any old piece of americana, especially one with insignia/writing on it.

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    Nice old fob. As Drew said it is 1907 and it makes for an early Coca cola collectable.
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