Description:

This set of ten collectible Coca-Cola cards from the 17th National Coke National '96 series each features a $25 denomination prominently displayed in red on the lower right of the front. Every card presents a unique artistic image framed with a gray border patterned with a classical ornamental design on the top and bottom. At the bottom center of each card is the classic red Coca-Cola logo flanked on each side by four miniature glass Coke bottles arranged vertically.

The cards' artwork celebrates nostalgic and holiday themes, as well as iconic Coca-Cola imagery. One card depicts a jovial Santa Claus seated in front of an open refrigerator filled with Coke bottles, holding a bottle and a small gift in his hands. Another card captures a nostalgic small-town scene titled "Bailey's Crossroad," showing vintage cars and people exchanging Coca-Cola bottles near a stone building with a prominent sign. Additional cards display classic pin-up and early 20th-century imagery, such as a young woman seated behind an old carriage with a "Drink Coca-Cola" sign, and a couple dressed in early 1900s attire enjoying Coca-Cola with the text "All the World Loves a Coca-Cola."

The remaining cards prominently incorporate polar bears, a well-known Coca-Cola mascot. One card shows two adult polar bears with a cub, all holding Coke bottles. Another card features a polar bear sliding on ice with a red scarf holding a Coca-Cola. One card depicts a crowd of polar bears drinking Coke in unison. Another shows a close-up of a polar bear holding a bottle. The final card portrays two polar bears wearing red scarves, standing behind a large red and white buoy emblazoned with the Coca-Cola logo, also holding bottles. These cards collectively combine vintage Coca-Cola branding and seasonal holiday cheer, symbolizing the timeless appeal of the Coca-Cola brand.

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