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Lot # 48

Vintage 1999 Commemorative Coca-Cola Classic 6-Pack View Watchlist >

- Toronto Maple Leafs Final Game at Maple Leaf Gardens

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Lot # 48
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A fantastic piece of sports and beverage memorabilia for hockey fans and Coca-Cola collectors alike. This lot features a complete commemorative 6-pack of Coca-Cola Classic in \bm{237\text{ mL}} contour glass bottles.

Released in 1999 as part of the "Celebrating Great Moments in Hockey" series, these bottles specifically honor the final historic game played at Maple Leaf Gardens on February 13, 1999, between the Toronto Maple Leafs and the Chicago Blackhawks.

The cardboard carrier features vibrant, classic hockey illustrations showcasing Canadian NHL team logos (Calgary Flames, Ottawa Senators, Edmonton Oilers, Montreal Canadiens, Vancouver Canucks, and Toronto Maple Leafs). The bottles feature specially printed neck labels commemorating "Memories & Dreams" from the 1931–1999 arena era.

Condition Note

 Contents: The bottles are empty.

 Carrier & Bottles: The cardboard carrier shows some light shelf wear, softening at the corners, and minor creasing consistent with age. The glass bottles and original metal caps are intact, showing some expected light dust and minimal graphic fading. Please review the gallery to assess the exact cosmetic condition of the cardboard and labels.

 

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