These glass bottles are the great jubilee bottles that were produced in conjunction with The Coca-Cola Company's 100th Anniversary in 1986. Three different 100th anniversary bottles were made, all produced in the United States, which were then sent to many countries in the world for Tapping, corking and sale. I don`t know how many countries and which. The bottles are almost the same around the world. The only difference between the bottles itself is the unit of measurement. In the United States and England, the bottles are labeled 'oz', and in Scandinavia the bottles are labeled 'ml'. Moreover, the content is also (the Coca-Cola is bottled in the countries where the bottles were released) and the cork different. Sweden has Swedish cork (Pripps), Norway has Norwegian cork (Nora) and so on. The value of these bottles varies according to the condition of the bottles, contents and if contained in the box. Since there are many of these bottles, the bottles must be full and with cork, and without marks and scratches, for the value to be good. Since the box is very hard to get, the value is therefore the best if the bottles have a box.