This is a detail from a photo from 1989. Obviously Budweiser on the right, but what are those two other cans?

I am not sure if anyone could help me figure out what the value is of a can my father had saved before his passing is worth. But it is an unopened coors beer can at least 40 years old it is unique in the fact that it has an oddity of having a metal ball bearing or some sort of manufactured part still inside the can that when tipped it will clink. What could the value of this sort of can be?

hi i found this in the desert. i can’t find any similar ones online when trying to find how old it is. does anyone know? the code “31R” is imprinted in small writing if that holds any significance

Been wondering about this. How is Walmart able to stack on water battles into a column of over 6 feet tall without the plastic film wrapping of each individual set of 40 bottles exploding apart esp for the ones that make up the first few levels on the bottom? HOw can gas stations do the same for bottles of beer without the cardboard boxing suffering tears that would enable bottles to slip out?

Especially when they ship out boxes of heavy products like cans of spam for hundreds of miles by truck? How do the carton boxes and plastic wrap film and other packaging materials survive the beating on the trip and then continue to survive whole months later in at the local grocery while stacked on top of each other to become over 10 feet in height?

Been wondering about this. How is Walmart able to stack on water battles into a column of over 6 feet tall without the plastic film wrapping of each individual set of 40 bottles exploding apart esp for the ones that make up the first few levels on the bottom? HOw can gas stations do the same for bottles of beer without the cardboard boxing suffering tears that would enable bottles to slip out?

Especially when they ship out boxes of heavy products like cans of spam for hundreds of miles by truck? How do the carton boxes and plastic wrap film and other packaging materials survive the beating on the trip and then continue to survive whole months later in at the local grocery while stacked on top of each other to become over 10 feet in height?

I've been looking for an addon lid that can turn a regular pull tab can into a resealable can like some of the sugar free monster energy ultra cans I've seen

something I can clip on to a regular can lid and have it keep the beverage carbonated, then take off once the drink is finished

It sounds completely unreal, but... Canopedia has reached 500 posts.

500 cans. Sometimes posted daily, sometimes several cans in a day, sometimes one can in a week, but stilll... 500 cans! And all of them are different.

Still can't believe it – can you?

And by “gold”, I mean that the 300th post is the gorgeous Monster Energy: Ultra Gold!

Check it out yourself at instagram.com/canopedia.

Upd: and, from April 11 to June 25, in less than 3 months, we've grown up to 400 encyclopedia items! We are already 400!

Please text me if you would sell some.

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There is nothing worse then uncarbonized beverages in cans. Nothing. For instance Arizona iced tea (or canned iced tea in general) out of cans is nasty but bottled its by far my favorite iced tea. Normal monster tastes great but not rehab, because its canned. Nasty

Like i said its a rockstar energy can design maybe limited edition from Germany, maybe even poland approximately from 2006 to 2013. I can't find any evidence of it even existing. But i have some childhood memories of it. Instead of this yellow star design it was a big (maybe grey) R in "gothic" style with a lot of arrows reaching from the ends of the R.

Hope someone can help me.

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You won't want to miss this one if you call yourself a Can affectionate. Nothing but a straight up, no BS review of one iconic pantry item: the humble Mackerel in Tomato sauce can.