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To most people, beer cans have always had a
stay-tab or a pull-tab. Most people have never seen a cone-top beer
can, let alone a crowntainer cone top. When I mention to people that I
collect crowntainers, inevitably I get this blank stare. I then say,
“It’s a type of cone top.” {Blank stare continues} “Remember the
old “HEET” gas additive cans? {A nod} “Cone tops look like
that!” {The gears start spinning} Then, I often get the
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The above pages will help provide
some history on the crowntainer style beer cans. I’ve attempted to
answer these questions in some detail, so I can just send people here
instead of repeating myself over and over. The answers to the
questions above can be found by clicking on the underlined links or the
corresponding button to its right. If you have any other information you would like to share, any additions
or corrections to the information on these pages, or just general
comments, please contact me. |
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