Change History for Web-Site
This is to help people who visit more than once on what changes
they might want to check out since their last visit.
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08/13/2012 |
Ok, haven't updated this in like eight years but have used this site to take a break from working to enjoy my little collection. Since last I posted, moved from CA to PA, bought a house had two more kids, had three jobs and haven't really got any thing new in the line of my card collection. Have been searching ebay for those last few cards but they haven't appeared or were far more than I think they are worth. |
06/07/2003 |
Well been tending to my son Tobias (11/05/2002) and haven't had much time to really work on the website that is 200+ meg. I however have moved the entire site to freeshell.org. This move will remove all the banners, and pop-up ads that plauge the free sites. I have also reduced the amount of content on the web site to make it a bit more managable and so I can get it all on one site. Mostly removed the common cards or phone cards that don't directly relate to tradeing cards. If you have any suggestions please use the new contact link to find out how to email me. It is designed so the spam scrappers can't fill my inbox with spam.
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05/21/2002 |
Wow, found a little time..well was forced to find some
time. Tripod reduced the free web space from 50 meg down to 20 and had to move LOADS of stuff. Think I got things relinked but will work on cleaning up the links asap. Added the Comic Image Santa set a month or so ago, but forgot to add the history entry. Need to spend some major time on getting the "Our America" Sets all cleaned up but gotta get unpacked from the apartment move. Answered a mess of questions and helped about a dozen or so people with their collections. Kind of nice to find out that someone has found my little piece of cyber-space. Thanks to Ronnie H. Graham for finding several broken links in the pog and Series Four area. New stuff coming: All 12 uncut 6 card sheets from the Holiday set. Clean up of "Our America" with the last few sets scanned and posted. |
01/12/2002 | The site has had it's first birthday and things are pretty quite.
Been working on getting those last few cards. The lastest big buy was the gold coupon card for the super premium set and the Santa Set from Comic Image. In the next coming months I'll be putting more on line and rebuilding all the web pages so they all work. Does anyone know of a really good web page generation method? I'm thinking on switching everything to XSL-XML but don't think that the older browsers would like that very much. Any how, Happy new year. New: Phone cards (cans, trays, bottles, others) - Sprint 95'/96' Santa Set - Comic Image 2001 |
05/19 | Ok, ran out of space. Working on getting an additional web site
with enough space to host all the educational cards/stamps. I've got five of eight of the Our America booklets all scanned in and almost ready to upload. Got a mess of the 95/96 scoreboard phone cards in and ready, but working on getting the rest of them. Hopefully soon. So what is new? Well the Four season phone card set, the 95 Cap set, the 96 Etched phone cards, added some catalog pictures, thanks again to Colagrrl's Coca-cola Galore! . What else? The known Philippines cards are done and I got a wrapper. Can you image getting a pack of cards with only three cards per pack...yuck. But anyhow. The Philippine cards that I'm still missing haven't raised their heads from the woodwork, but have someone checking in at a Coca Cola Museum to see if they exist. |
04/27 | Worked up an expanding and contracting menu system for the left navigational
bars. Added Diecut cels to the 96 Scoreboard. National 96' phone cards added Phone card section added to nav bar. |
04/21 | Wow, haven't really kept this up to date have I? Well here is
the lowdown on changes since Feb. Added some jsp to flip images on the sellsheets, and the caps (pogs). Added loads of new cards: All Santa's are now scanned and listed. Nature Set from 1930 More of the Scoreboard phone cards from 95' and 96' Clean up of loads of broken links, Thank you Dreamweaver. Fixed an oversite of not linking to Jeff's checklist page. All done. |
02/11 | Realigned all other sets to the new format, three frames design.
Generated over 500 html pages to display the 500+ cards, and thumbnails. Scanned in over 300 cards and Bob from Critter's Coca-Cola Collection sent me Series 1, 2, 3, Super Premium and SOGT scans. Added a mess of new cards, Polar Bear Case card, the 1995 Season's Greeting Gold card, Ty Cobb TC-2 from Collect, SOGT Promo, S-22, Others! and changed the format of the price guides so they are scans of the information instead of me trying to type it all in. Found a Aug 1999 copy of Tuff Stuff's Collect! guide and found out more about cards that aren't listed in Non-Sport Update. I got two of the Four Series Binders/albums with Polar bear card! Thanks Colagrrl's Coca-cola Galore! |
01/03/01 | Changed the format of the metal sets to align with the AOCC and
polar bear sets. Posted the Art of Coca Cola set in the new format. |
01/01/01 | Changed the presention of the Polar Bear Vaction cards so even the
common card scans can be viewed online. Added more frames on main page, and reduced the amount of stuff on the main page to assist in loading. |
12/21/00 | Added Super Premium (SPB-1), SOGT(SPB-7). Added Dealer Sell sheets for 7 sets: Series 3,4,SOGT,SuperPremium,Cel 95, PolarBear,Metal Around the World. Added SOGT information page for gold and promo Added Series 4 Gold Sprite Boy Scans. Added information and scan of "Printers Proof" for 1995 Cel Cards |
12/18/00 | Added Critter's Coca-Cola Collection http://www.members.home.net/critterbob and cleaned up some of the duplicates from the Links list. |
12/18/00 | Started this History Page |
History to date:
In the beginning....
In mid 2000 I really got into collecting Coca-Cola stuff. Mostly toys
and stuff to hang in my cube so I didn't have to look at the red-beige colored
walls any longer. What do you do with all the empties? You use
them as wallpaper! That is what I started doing back in April of 1999, and
then it just grew. Now I have over 200 empties covering about 80% of
the wall space in my cube. Most people suggest that there isn't enough
space for another Coca-Cola item, but after thinking, and removing a couple
to make like a shadow box out of them so the new item can rest in a little
cove, there is plenty of room. The cans are taped together in columns
then attached to the cube wall with T-pins and twine. The movable counter
curtains are taped columns of cans strung together with twine. The
can curtains hide all the unsightly books, boxes and computers while providing
a nice buffer against the cleaning crews vacumes hitting the computer cases.
Why I started this page:
After getting my first set of 100 cards to use as cube wall covering, and
seeing the reaction of people when they see them, I wanted more. The
search for more information was in bits and pieces. Finding one page
with information of a single set with a series number three from the one
I have. I started with Series one, and then found out about Series 4.
Thanks to Colagrrl's Coca-cola
Galore!
for opening my eyes to the other sets.
After the trials and tribulations of my search, and seeing the hole that
needed filled, I started the BC's Coca-Cola trading card page for the other
lost souls out there in web land.
Web Space:
Currently the BC's Coca Cola Trading Card page cover five sites, Geocites
(14 meg), Tripod (20 meg), Netcom (5 meg), 50megs.com (50 meg), AngleFire
(15 meg ) and 0Catch.com (100 meg). I started only on netcom but the
five meg worth of space wasn't enough to add all the pics and pages so I
expanded to Geocities. After moving all but the first three series
from Collect-A-Card to the Geocities web site and then added the metal sets
again, space became an issue. Starting up the Tripod site hopefully
will give me enough space to finish my little project.