Welcome to Minkyupa's Coca-Cola World

 

While some people simply drink Coca-Cola, others live off it and even collect it. The name "Coca-Cola" itself is worth billions, but to achieve this, the company has invested extensively in marketing, from bottle design and promotional materials to sports marketing as a major sponsor of the Olympics and World Cup, and even various characters, including Santa Claus. And, unbeknownst to most, the company has even launched a character business leveraging the Coca-Cola brand.

If you don't believe me, you can visit the website below to browse and shop.
www.coca-colastore.com

Coca-Cola enthusiasts from around the world are still actively trading their collections to expand their collections. If you search for "Coca-Cola" on eBay, you might be surprised by the sheer variety of categories available.
buy.ebay.com/coca-cola

Many people are already sharing their collecting activities and getting help from each other in cafes.

cafe.naver.com/cocacolalove

 

Even if you go as far as nearby Japan, you can find a variety of Coca-Cola character merchandise. If you have the opportunity, I highly recommend visiting and experiencing the amazing world of Coca-Cola in person.

 

 

I'd like to present to you my Coca-Cola collection, which I've collected through various channels. To those who aren't interested, you might think I've collected such a bunch of trash, but these are things I've collected with great difficulty in the harsh environment of South Korea, sometimes spending a lot of money, and sometimes entering dozens or even hundreds of contests for a single small prize. Even on business trips or vacations abroad, I've hustled my way through the local supermarket, buying Coca-Cola cans rather than expensive or traditional souvenirs.

Perhaps, when South Korea reaches a per capita income of $30,000, a much more diverse hobby and collecting culture will emerge. Why not try a new, unique collecting style? Some people collect Starbucks mugs from around the world,

while others have a beautiful collection of gum wrappers from all over the world. Some have even been featured on television, collecting toys from children's fast food restaurants for decades.

Who knows, maybe in a few decades, they'll be featured on a TV show called " Jin Poom Myeong Poom "?