The rocks i got from my trip to the reservation today

[The_Chosen_One]

Here's some shocked Bedrock:

[Jesse]

Heres a picture of a plate of food. Oh you cant see it? thats because I decided to eat it

I bet your hungry now

[The_Chosen_One]

Heres a picture of a plate of food. Oh you cant see it? thats because I decided to eat it

I bet your hungry now

No, I'll just go and buy some. Unlike you I don't live on a diet of rocks and Coke bottles.

[Osensitive1]

Are they atleast from the 1970's?

Not really an expert, but used to know someone who collected. Here's a picture of the bottle evolution. In the last decade, coke has made many recreations of older bottles like the little green ones and such. Yours has the raised lettering on the glass, but the 'deposit' says maybe not too old, though not sure if the newer glass bottle makes have anything about deposit raised on the glass.

[The_Chosen_One]

I think richard will hit the motherload when he finds one of these:

[Jesse]

Are they atleast from the 1970's?

Not really an expert, but used to know someone who collected. Here's a picture of the bottle evolution. In the last decade, coke has made many recreations of older bottles like the little green ones and such. Yours has the raised lettering on the glass, but the 'deposit' says maybe not too old, though not sure if the newer glass bottle makes have anything about deposit raised on the glass.

Sweet, and thanks for the sequence of pictures. I think mine might be from the 1980's now, Exept it doesnt have the coloring.

heres a picture so you can see that they arent the same size. I'd imagine that the frosting on the glass is due to the elements, however.

[Osensitive1]

This site might help you id them. The section on hobbleskirts looks helpful to judge by what's on the bottom, with tips for recognizing a reproduction.
http://www.antiquebottles.com/coke/

[The_Chosen_One]

Are they atleast from the 1970's?

Not really an expert, but used to know someone who collected. Here's a picture of the bottle evolution. In the last decade, coke has made many recreations of older bottles like the little green ones and such. Yours has the raised lettering on the glass, but the 'deposit' says maybe not too old, though not sure if the newer glass bottle makes have anything about deposit raised on the glass.

Sweet, and thanks for the sequence of pictures. I think mine might be from the 1980's now, Exept it doesnt have the coloring.

heres a picture so you can see that they arent the same size. I'd imagine that the frosting on the glass is due to the elements, however.

Just cash them in for the deposit, ffs. a nickel might get you another rock. then again...... it might not.

[The_Chosen_One]

Richard wasn't going to post his peter on here again cos he didn't have the bottle for it.

Now that has at least 2 of them, who knows?

[Jesse]

This site might help you id them. The section on hobbleskirts looks helpful to judge by what's on the bottom, with tips for recognizing a reproduction.
http://www.antiquebottles.com/coke/

Thanks

the taller one has a date of 6-8-94 on the bottom

the other, doesnt have one that i could read, and is just a bunch of numbers

[eris]

I think that glass has to be like 70 or so years old ( not 100% sure) to be considered antique.

[renaeden]

I like that red rock, it is unusual.

[Scrapheap]

I like that red rock, it is unusual.

Looks like a piece of chert.

[Jesse]

Isnt chert, like a fossil fuel? this deftintely is some kind of rock. I dont know what it is but its the only one i found that intence red. Most of what was out there was your typical, high desert rocks

we were close to the painted desert however

[Al Swearegen]

Being that they are the only valuable thing you own, I was wondering, do you hide them "on" your person when you go out, to prevent thievery? Or do you rather hide them "in" your person? Inquiringly minds want to know?