Pepsi Bottle Caps

Pepsi Bottle Cap Silver Coin - A Bullion Exchanges Exclusive

In 2021, Bullion Exchanges surprised the coin collector community with our exclusive 2022 Chad 6 Gram Pepsi-Cola Bottle Cap $1 Proof Silver Coin and 2022 Chad 6 gram Pepsi-Cola Retro Bottle Cap Proof Silver Coin .999 Fine (w/Box & COA) releases. Bullion Exchanges is excited to honor Pepsi-Cola's iconic position in Americana with 2 bottle cap coins: The retro 1970s 5 cents classic image, and the present-day logo with Pepsi’s colors of red, white, and blue. Exquisitely minted using state-of-the-art technology, these Pepsi coins will please collectors of all backgrounds and ages!

Both of these superb soda cap coins weigh 6 grams and contain .999 fine silver. Additionally, Each coin arrives with an eye-catching colorized finish on the reverse side and a Proof finish on the obverse. While they bear a face value of 500 Francs authorized by the Republic of Chad, these first-ever Pepsi-Cola Bottle Cap Silver Coins are worth far more as exciting collectibles. This officially-licensed Pepsi silver product safely arrives inside a colorful thematic box, accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity.

Pepsi fans will declare “That’s What I Like” as soon as they add these Pepsi Bottle Cap Silver Coins to their collection.

A Must-Have For Pepsi Fans

As a Pepsi fan, you can showcase your love and appreciation for the brand with these silver Pepsi bottle caps. The silver color of the bottle cap symbolizes the value and rarity of the product, making it a sought-after item among Pepsi fans and collectors. 

The Pepsi bottle cap silver coin by Bullion Exchanges takes this collectible item to the next level, transforming it into two high-quality, limited-edition coins that celebrate the iconic brand and its history. Whether you display the coins in your home or add them to your collection, owning silver Pepsi bottle cap coins is a way to demonstrate your fandom and appreciation for the Pepsi brand. 

Delightful Designs On The Bottle Cap Coins

The obverse on both coins shows the Republic of Chad National emblem along with the denomination and year of mintage. However, the colorized reverse designs differ slightly:

On the Modern Pepsi bottle cap coin, the reverse features the Pepsi logo currently used on Pepsi products all over the world. First debuted in 2014, this logo depicts a circle filled with curved sections of red, white, and blue. On the Retro Pepsi Bottle cap coin,  the reverse showcases the first Pepsi bottle cap logo, which debuted in 1950. The words “Pepsi-Cola'' appear in red on top of a red, white, and blue striped background.

A Timeless American Classic

In 1893, Caleb Bradham created the drink "Brad's Drink" and sold it at his pharmacy as a remedy for dyspepsia. This beverage was made from pepsin, sugar, vanilla, and kola nuts. In 1898, Caleb renamed the drink Pepsi-Cola and began marketing it as a refreshing beverage. In 1976, Pepsi became the first company to introduce the two-liter bottle. 

Nowadays, Pepsi is consumed as a delicious refreshment. With over 23 brands, Pepsi-Cola continues to deliver delicious products to more than 200 countries. Pepsi-Cola has influenced pop culture with its advertising campaigns and commercials that have included Michael Jackson, Britney Spears, David Beckham, and many others, adding even more excitement to the brand.  

An Ever-Evolving Image

For over 100 years, Pepsi has created 11 different logos, with the modern globe symbol that was illustrated in 1950. The Pepsi script lettering was included in a round bottle cap with red, white, and blue waves. The word “cola” was eliminated in the 1960s and bold text replaced cursive writing.

In 2007, Pepsi introduced a redesigned can for the fourteenth time, giving it the current modern look that we know today. Pepsi red, white and blue colors were created at the beginning of the US involvement with the Second World War. The image and colors were introduced to represent the American flag and bring support to the American troops and the country’s war effort.

The Pepsi Challenge

In 1975, Pepsi created a blind testing competition between Pepsi and Coca-Cola called the “Take the Pepsi Challenge”. People were blindfolded and then asked to drink both Pepsi and Coke from unlabeled white caps and decide which one they preferred based on the taste. The majority of contestants chose Pepsi over Coca-Cola, which sparked a national debate over which soft drink was best. Pepsi continues to use the “Cola Wars” debate as a marketing and advertising strategy when promoting its products. In 2011, Pepsi’s marketing team created an ad that showed Santa Claus and Uncle Benny, which is Pepsi’s polar bear, declining Coca-Cola and requesting a Pepsi instead. 

Commemorating a Classic

To commemorate Pepsi-Cola’s influence around the world, Bullion Exchanges is offering the Pepsi-Cola Cap Silver Coin Global Collection. Both of these Pepsi-Cola Coins were notably struck from 6 grams of .999 fine silver. Additionally, these colorized proof cap coins bear a face value of $1 and are officially licensed by the government of Fiji. 

Every bottle cap coin comes inside a collectible Pepsi-Cola branded box within a magnetic case illustrating either the classic or modern red, white and blue design. Each box comes with a certificate of authenticity as well. 

Pepsi-Cola’s “Big Bold Blue” evokes excitement, nostalgia, and a refreshing taste for its fans everywhere. With more variations on the way, make sure to add these magnificent Pepsi-Cola Bottle Cap Proof Silver Coins to your collection today.

Bullion Exchanges Exclusives

Bullion Exchanges offers a wide selection of special silver collectibles that will add excitement and intrigue to any growing portfolio, and these eye-catching Pepsi bottle caps coins are no exception. Bottle cap coins have become a popular and interesting choice in the precious metal market. The novelty of a bottle cap coin brings a creative and unique element to your portfolio compared to traditional precious metal commemorative coins.