Original Coca-Cola Recipe?? Fake or Incredibly Fake...

[VintageGamerN00b]

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Coca-Cola-Re...item1c328d7fcb

http://gawker.com/treasure-hunter-fi...m-bo-505511086

[baseball tourist]

Originally Posted by VintageGamerN00b

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Coca-Cola-Re...item1c328d7fcb

http://gawker.com/treasure-hunter-fi...m-bo-505511086

Love this comment:

Wait, so all I need to do is bid more than $5 million, strike deals with vendors, set up a network of bottlers worldwide, hire sales and marketing, and create a distribution chain, spend a few years building brand equity, I'm on equal footing with Coca Cola? Sign me the f*** up.

[perezfan]

Too funny.... but almost too dumb to even comment on. Just more ebay extreme greed that will never result in a sale.

Graham, Washington??!!!... Well, if anywhere the residents of Graham-Kapowsin-Orting-Lower South Hill Puyallup have the secret formula. With this recipe you are more likely to star in Breaking Bad than make a decent soda .

[ruth-gehrig]

Originally Posted by perezfan

Too funny.... but almost too dumb to even comment on. Just more ebay extreme greed that will never result in a sale.

Actually it did result in a sale to the tune of $15,000,000 (if it's genuine) The auction ended without the initial $5,000,000 bid. It was then relisted and someone "bought it now" for the $15,000,000. Now whether it results in a financial transaction probably is a different story

[perezfan]

OK... If you count a $4,985,000.00 price reduction as a legit sale, then I stand corrected

Now what will the "winner" do with it? Kinda tough to go up against Coke and Pepsi in that well-developed segment. Hope he has some dynamite sales people and awfully good production facility!

[Leon]

Originally Posted by perezfan

Now what will the "winner" do with it? Kinda tough to go up against Coke and Pepsi in that well-developed segment.

Exactly.
There is already Coca Cola. Does the recipe in someone else's hands really matter? So they maybe can make it. Then what?

[thecatspajamas]

Originally Posted by ruth-gehrig

Actually it did result in a sale to the tune of $15,000,000 (if it's genuine) The auction ended without the initial $5,000,000 bid. It was then relisted and someone "bought it now" for the $15,000,000. Now whether it results in a financial transaction probably is a different story

What are the odds that the "buyer" is even old enough to drive My guess is this one will be "re-listed due to non-paying buyer."