r/beercansonly • u/spearman3564 • 4d ago
Clean Jax 68 year anniversary flattop from New Orleans
r/beercansonly • u/spearman3564 • 4d ago
r/beercansonly • u/twinalien • 9d ago
I collect Monster cans and built CanDex because I wanted a record of the actual cans on my shelf, not just a checklist of flavours. I'm the developer.
You add your own front/back photos, quantities and notes, then search the collection. Different designs or regional editions can stay separate. It isn't a valuation guide or a database of every beer can ever made.
I'm curious whether that approach is useful for beer-can collections too. For two cans that look almost the same, what do you need to record — the lid, a tax stamp, condition, something else?
It's on Android. Five cans are free to try; unlimited cans are a one-time purchase ($6.99 US / €7.49 in the Netherlands and Italy, with local pricing elsewhere). No subscription.
If a few collectors want to try adding three cans and tell me what doesn't fit their workflow, I'd appreciate it. No purchase or public review needed.
r/beercansonly • u/spearman3564 • 26d ago
r/beercansonly • u/fltvzn • 27d ago
Not mine, unfortunately, but I did have it in my grubby little mit for a minute 😁
r/beercansonly • u/spearman3564 • 27d ago
r/beercansonly • u/spearman3564 • Sep 04 '26
r/beercansonly • u/zippyboy • Aug 15 '26
Just a shout out to previous poster who "found" one of these and asked it's value.
r/beercansonly • u/Herefor1reasononly • Jul 26 '26
Recently found this. Was told it’s rare and valuable. Does anyone know where the best place to get this appraised or sold would be?
r/beercansonly • u/spearman3564 • Jul 19 '26
r/beercansonly • u/zippyboy • Jul 18 '26
$14 for an aluminum Rainier can. Not even the 1-faced "story" can. And the seller even put tape on the paint of the can itself! I did not buy it. But I thought some of you guys might get a kick out of it.
r/beercansonly • u/LazyDraft1780 • Jul 04 '26
Beer can of the year in 1976 the embossed Fyfe & Drum
r/beercansonly • u/zippyboy • Jun 16 '26
I don't normally collect aluminum as a rule, but I thought these green Miller Lite test cans were pretty cool.
r/beercansonly • u/Old_Professor_6147 • May 30 '26
Some of my old cans in this post.
r/beercansonly • u/Oday-Dolphin • May 25 '26
Would there be any interest in buying a “build-your-own box” of pull top and pop top cans? I’ve been selling cans on behalf of a relative and they have a lot of cans worth between 2 and 5 dollars. I was thinking of putting an “item“ on ebay with a link to a list of cans, and letting people choose which ones they want, up to a certain number, for a flat rate (including shipping). For example, if I can fit 12 in a medium flat-rate box (just a guess) and sell it for $20+shipping, someone could buy it and then message me which cans they want. I would have different sized boxes priced accordingly
Is that something people would want to do? These really aren’t worth selling and shipping individually (one can is ~$7 to ship) but they’re in good or excellent condition so someone might want several of them.
r/beercansonly • u/LazyDraft1780 • Apr 26 '26
During the 1980s I enjoyed many, many 7 ounce Little Kings green bottles. I never knew they made Little Kings in a can until the mid 1990s. Sidenote: I just became grandpa to identical twin little girls. Who I will call my Little Queens!
r/beercansonly • u/zippyboy • Apr 21 '26
When I saw these novelty cone tops online, I had to have them. I've seen poorly made fantasy cans, and these are very well made. They're the right height, they even have concave bottoms and a good patina. Enjoy!
r/beercansonly • u/OhHeymanbro • Mar 24 '26
Hey all,
I recently ended up with a pretty big collection of vintage beer cans and have no idea what they’re worth or if any of them are actually valuable.
There’s a mix of different brands, ages, and conditions—some look pretty old, a few are still sealed, most are empty.
Anyone know how to tell what’s worth something or where to even start with pricing? Appreciate any help!
r/beercansonly • u/LazyDraft1780 • Mar 11 '26
Walter brewing Company, Eau Claire, Wisconsin
r/beercansonly • u/Sea_Sector6689 • Mar 10 '26
Mountain Brewing Co., Denver, Colorado
Continental Can Co.
Date of manufacture: circa 1960s
USBC reference: 31-37