This Coca-Cola coupon that showed up in zip 77477 is still available. I have updated with sales!!
[pl-deal id=’92474′][pl-title]Coke Classic (1.25 liter) – $1.00 (Reg Price)[/pl-title]
[pl-desc]Buy 3, Use $1/3 any Coca-Cola Soft Drinks printable – zip 77477[/pl-desc]
[pl-finalprice]0.67 each[/pl-finalprice][/pl-deal]
[pl-deal id=’92475′][pl-title]Coke Classic (2 liter) – $1.00 (wyb 5 in one transaction)[/pl-title]
[pl-desc]Buy 5, Use $1/3 any Coca-Cola Soft Drinks printable – zip 77477[/pl-desc]
[pl-finalprice]0.80 each[/pl-finalprice][/pl-deal]
[pl-deal id=’92476′][pl-title]Coke Classic (12 pk, 12 oz cans) – $3.00 (thru 6/9)[/pl-title]
[pl-desc]Buy 3, Use $1/3 any Coca-Cola Soft Drinks printable – zip 77477[/pl-desc]
[pl-finalprice]2.67 each[/pl-finalprice][/pl-deal]
[pl-deal id=’92477′][pl-title]Coke Classic (6 pk, 16.9 oz bottles) – $3.33 (thru 6/23)[/pl-title]
[pl-desc]Buy 3, Use $1/3 any Coca-Cola Soft Drinks printable – zip 77477[/pl-desc]
[pl-finalprice]3.00 each[/pl-finalprice][/pl-deal]
You can combine the Dr. Pepper $1/2 with the Coke $1/3, giving you a total of 5 – 2 Liters for $3 or $.60 cents a piece.
would it be a better deal to buy 6 to the 2 liter, and use 2 $1/3 coupons???
price when u buy 5 will be $1 each and when u buy in multiple of 5 so instead of it being a dollar might change to its orig price 3/$5 so 1.66..
The price on the twelve packs after the coupon shouldn’t be $2/ea but rather $2.67 correct? As it is $1/3 coupon and not $1/ea.
Are you talking about the 3/$9? Breakdown should be
3pcs 12 packs for $9
minus $1/3 any coke
equals $8 divided by 3 packs so 2.666 round of 2.67
she was right 🙂