Remember, it depends where an item is sold when reflecting true appraised value. Condition is key but the market is important too. In Atlanta, for instance, these Coca Cola collectibles sell at a much higher price than in Michigan or other parts of the Midwest. When you do your research, be sure to consider where you are going to sell the item and don't forget about the online market. --Dr. Lori

I have seen dozens of these and if you can't sell it for $150 + it must have a big hole in the bottom.

hi, are you willing to sell it??

I have the red cooler and would like to sell it

Filled with beer it would have to be worth 20 dollars. I remember as a kid we would get hurt on those metal death trap coolers all the time.

I have one except mine is silver no paint ,a tray,drainer and opener,it's coke cool!

I have the coke cooler and mine has a tray what would the value be

I agree with David. My late husband (he was young and would have been 50 today... sad and I used to collect everything coca-cola and I think you could get at least $100 if you go to an antique market. If you want to consign it to someone like me (I would love it! or Cari, you could expect to give about a 30-35% commission. So, you'd still end up with $70 or maybe even more. It's an awesome piece!

I own a very similiar one , although mine appears to be in a little better condition.. I love any Coca Cola items that are vintage...

Not knowing the size of the cooler I can only guess that it could go for any where between 100.00 to 150.00.

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