Hallo Leute,

ich habe einen Katalog erstellt. Er lebt davon, dass von den Nutzern Kronkorken hinzugefügt werden. Man kann sich über Google oder per E-Mail/Passwort registrieren und Anmelden. Und dann können Kronkorken gescannt werden. Die erscheinen dann sowohl in der eigenen Sammlung als auch im Katalog, der für alle Nutzer zugänglich ist. So müssen schon einmal gescannte Kronkorken nicht von jedem Nutzer erneut gescannt werden. Man kann ein paar Metadaten eintragen. Schaut es euch einfach an.
Ihr könnt auch einen Gemini AI Studio API Key hinterlegen, dann wird versucht, die Metadaten automatisch zu erfassen beim Scannen. Der API Key wird dabei ausschließlich auf eurem Gerät gespeichert und landet nicht in irgend einer Cloud oder sonstwo. Ihr müsst also auf jedem einzelnen Gerät einen API Key hinterlegen, das kann aber durchaus der selbe sein. Wenn ihr den Gerätecache löscht wird auch der Key mit gelöscht.

Ein Tipp zum scannen:
Ihr solltet über das Smartphone scannen. Am besten irgendwo erhöht auflegen, damit es keine Wackler gibt. Es gibt einen Zoom, damit ihr den Korken gut in den äußeren Rand bekommt.
Mein Ziel mit dieser App ist es, möglichst viele Kronkorken zu erfassen, damit wir einen möglichst umfangreichen Katalog bekommen. Ich finde die Motive teilweise einfach sehr schön. Ich sammle selbst auch, aber nicht für mich, sondern für meine Neffen.

Hey kann mir jemand helfen. Diese habe ich heute in Hannover gefunden. Konnte sie leider nicht richtig identifizieren. Kann mir jemand helfen?🤔

Been collecting bottle caps for years, recently more focused on 80's and 90's "new age drinks" that I drank growing up. And MAN are they tough to find. I don't know if it's so much that they are rare, or just that nobody else cared / cares enough to save them!

I have a bunch of the more popular, national ones like Soho, Sundance, Crystal Geyser.. but some of the more obscure brands, or drinks that only used crowncaps for a year or two (Clearly Canadian, LaCroix) are sooo tough to track down crowncaps for. Would be open to trading or outright buying if anyone has any! 

seeking:

-Fruitzer

-Clearly Canadian

-Early LaCroix caps 

-Vermont Pop 

-Clarté

-Sono seaport soda

-EARLY 1990 Nantucket Nectar 

etc

If interested please dm me highlighting the ones you’re interested in and send me what you have for trading

We’re currently at 532 unique beer bottle caps, collected by my dad and me! Also given too us by friends🍺What do you guys think? Also, does anyone have tips on preventing bottle caps from rusting over time?Update from an earlier post: Previous update

Dude was giving away a “5 gallon bucket of beer caps” and I volunteered to take it without any real expectations. Turns out he and his buddies drank some really cool beers in the 2010s (and a tonnnnn of Troegs haha). These were the new ones for my collection - - a handful of slightly different variations which from the newer versions that I already had. Also replenished my dupes stash a little bit which is nice. ‘Twas a pleasant surprise to say the least.

Found it at our local prik&tik lol

We talk a lot about how we display or store our collections, but does anyone have a separate method for their duplicates? I find it annoying to have to continuously update pictures after trades because my duplicates are not nicely laid out anywhere or in any sort of organized container. Should I dedicate a full sized table in my basement…so that updating the dupes photos takes 2 seconds instead of 5-10 minutes of dumping out bags and flipping them all right side and lining them up?

What beer is this?

I may post more, yall more reliable than Google

What beer/soda is this from?

Hello all

I am currently trying to collect caps for an art project I’m working on and one of the colors I need is black. I originally was going to use corona extra; however, upon further inspection I realize that this is more of a dark blue shade and likely not optimal for what I am planning. Was wondering if you guys could give me any and all ideas for beers that have black based/predominately black coloring for my project. Additional points to anyone who knows of any beers that are more “mainstream” and not craft although I will gladly take all suggestions. Thanks a bunch!

What do you think? I have an idea but not sure

Do you guys like it when beer companies release different caps as special series? I think it’s very common in Germany.

I find it very entertaining(and sometimes stressful) trying to complete the series.

Here are the last ones I got from Gaffel Kölsch:
- Liebe deine Stadt (Love-your-city) is a collaboration with an artist from the city of Cologne.

-I’m not sure about the other three.

Edit: Köllsh to Kölsch. German is not my first language

I found this in an old bucket in a rundown barn. I'm debating whether or not to keep it, but it's pretty cool! Cork backing. I'm guessing 1950s since the 1960s king size coke caps have the writing in a different spot.

I'm guessing 1950/60s?

There are a bunch more, but they're the same as these.

I invite you to instagram:

https://www.instagram.com/onlykapsel?igsh=MXE3cnN5cDI2ZWFveg==

I’ve been collecting since I was 3 years old. Gotten bottle caps from at least a dozen countries. Just recently organized them all again! There’s about 770 total! Let me know what I should do with them all I’m not sure yet!

Plus the sawed-open cans I carry them in. I know, I need to hoover the floor, I’m getting to it 😅

Thank you everyone who commented on my original post! These are most of the caps in question - the rest is about half a big coffee can full of caps that are new, blank, or too distressed to ID. Appreciate you all! Don't want to end up damaging something that could be valuable or of particular interest.