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<p>[QUOTE="1970 Silver Art, post: 990495, member: 18828"]The Coca-Cola - Youngstown silver art bar is a very rare silver art bar. It is so rare, that I rarely see it on ebay and that is saying a lot. It was minted in 1981 by the World Wide Mint. That is a super awesome find. That is one of the rarest (if not the rarest), Coca-Cola silver art bars of all the Coca-Cola silver art bars that were minted. </p><p><br /></p><p>According to Thomas A. Mock's second edition guidebook called "Coca Cola Bottler's 75th Anniversary Ingot and Round Guide Book 1975-1988" (Image #110 in the guidebook), The mintage number is unknown for these but the guidebook says that there might have probably been less than 200 of these Youngstown bars minted. The guidebook further mentions that these Coca-Cola-Youngstown silver art bars were given to the employees at their 75th anniversary dinner and there were less than 200 employees back in 1981, their Youngstown Coca-Cola bottler's 75th anniversary year. The highest serial number seen, according to the Coca-Cola guidebook, for this bar is 00190. The serial number for this Coca-Cola bar is located on the side of the bar. The guide book puts the value at $1200.00, however, most of the time, silver art bars are not going to sell at guide book price. Since this Coca-Cola-Youngstown, is a very hard-to-find Coca-Cola ingot, then this might be the exception.</p><p><br /></p><p>If and only If you decide to sell this Coca-Cola bar, then it is a no-brainer to sell it on ebay. As mentioned above, this is one of the rarest Coca-Cola bars in existence and you do not find these on ebay on a regular basis. Personally for me, I have seen only one of these Coca-Cola-Youngstown bars on ebay and it had a BIN price of $1200 on it but I think that it took a very long while for it to move. However, if and only if you decide to sell it at a later date, then you should not use the BIN auction format if you want to move it quickly. In my very honest opinion, I would just use a regular ebay auction format and just let the ebay buyers have bidding wars over this bar. Ebay buyers who are Coca-Cola collectors will go bonkers over this silver art bar and will bid it up to a very high price IMO. In my opinion, you will not be disappointed if you decide to sell this silver art bar on ebay at a later date. </p><p><br /></p><p>I also want to say that I have never sold anything on ebay but I have been following and studying certain winning bid prices on certain silver art bars and I have been observing certain price actions on a lot of silver art bars. Coca-Cola silver art bars on ebay will always do well on ebay and very rare Coca-Cola bars such as the Youngstown Coca-Cola bar that you have will do even better on ebay. </p><p><br /></p><p>As for the silver rounds that you have pictured, I do not know anything about them and I am not able to help you out on them. I am really just a silver art bar collector that likes to collect silver art bars that were minted in the 1970's.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="1970 Silver Art, post: 990495, member: 18828"]The Coca-Cola - Youngstown silver art bar is a very rare silver art bar. It is so rare, that I rarely see it on ebay and that is saying a lot. It was minted in 1981 by the World Wide Mint. That is a super awesome find. That is one of the rarest (if not the rarest), Coca-Cola silver art bars of all the Coca-Cola silver art bars that were minted. According to Thomas A. Mock's second edition guidebook called "Coca Cola Bottler's 75th Anniversary Ingot and Round Guide Book 1975-1988" (Image #110 in the guidebook), The mintage number is unknown for these but the guidebook says that there might have probably been less than 200 of these Youngstown bars minted. The guidebook further mentions that these Coca-Cola-Youngstown silver art bars were given to the employees at their 75th anniversary dinner and there were less than 200 employees back in 1981, their Youngstown Coca-Cola bottler's 75th anniversary year. The highest serial number seen, according to the Coca-Cola guidebook, for this bar is 00190. The serial number for this Coca-Cola bar is located on the side of the bar. The guide book puts the value at $1200.00, however, most of the time, silver art bars are not going to sell at guide book price. Since this Coca-Cola-Youngstown, is a very hard-to-find Coca-Cola ingot, then this might be the exception. If and only If you decide to sell this Coca-Cola bar, then it is a no-brainer to sell it on ebay. As mentioned above, this is one of the rarest Coca-Cola bars in existence and you do not find these on ebay on a regular basis. Personally for me, I have seen only one of these Coca-Cola-Youngstown bars on ebay and it had a BIN price of $1200 on it but I think that it took a very long while for it to move. However, if and only if you decide to sell it at a later date, then you should not use the BIN auction format if you want to move it quickly. In my very honest opinion, I would just use a regular ebay auction format and just let the ebay buyers have bidding wars over this bar. Ebay buyers who are Coca-Cola collectors will go bonkers over this silver art bar and will bid it up to a very high price IMO. In my opinion, you will not be disappointed if you decide to sell this silver art bar on ebay at a later date. I also want to say that I have never sold anything on ebay but I have been following and studying certain winning bid prices on certain silver art bars and I have been observing certain price actions on a lot of silver art bars. Coca-Cola silver art bars on ebay will always do well on ebay and very rare Coca-Cola bars such as the Youngstown Coca-Cola bar that you have will do even better on ebay. As for the silver rounds that you have pictured, I do not know anything about them and I am not able to help you out on them. I am really just a silver art bar collector that likes to collect silver art bars that were minted in the 1970's.[/QUOTE]
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