How much do you pay for a can of coke?
Currently in Brisbane, Australia from the vending machine at my school the price is AUD$1.50 (Aproximatly USD$1.10)
How much are other people paying for a can of coke?
In the vending machines at work, sixty cents. Which is approximately 79 cents Australian. And 33 pence British. And .48 Euros.
75 cents US at the vending machines on campus. IIRC, it’s 100 yen (a little less than $1 US) at the vending machine near my apartment in Japan.
$0.75US at work for a single can. $4.99 for a 24 case in stores.
Around here it’s more common to find machines that sell 20 oz cans of soda, and the canonical price is US$1 (higher isn’t unheard-of, though). For 12 oz cans, it can get down as low as US$0.50 but US$.0.60 and US$0.75 isn’t unheard-of either.
$3.00 for a 12-pack. I just keep it around for mixers, so I never have occasion to buy a single can.
At work: $1.25 for a 20oz bottle (or 75 cents if I walk over to the store behind us)
At home, I buy 12 packs, but I refuse to pay more than about $2.50 for one, which works out to a little over 20 cents a can.
£0.60, from a vending machine. (UK)
SGD$1.00, about merkin USD$0.60, from vending machines. (Singapore)
In NZD, from $1.00 (fleamarkets, supermarkets) to $1.40 (central city convenience stores).
What you’re really looking for here amounts to a poll. So, let’s move this one to IMHO, which is where we take polls.
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Depending on the vending machine, between $1 and $1.25 (CND) usually. That’s about what you pay everywhere else too.
One riyal, about USD 0.26
The Economist regularly publishes a comparison of the prices of Big Macs around the world.
Usually it is 50 cents at a vending machine for a 12 oz can and $1.00 for the 20 oz bottle. It can vary at convenience stores.
(all prices, USD) Here it’s 50 to 75 cents in a machine, depending on where you are $1.00 for a bottle (blech) or $6.99 for a case (24).
I can get it for 40 cents a can and 75 cents a bottle at work.
Otherwise, it’s usually 50 and 100 cents for cans and bottles, respectively.
Same price as Qatar. One of the few benefits of the Middle East 
There’s a local convenience store that sells all canned Coke products for $.69 each or 3/$1.00.
A lot of supermarkets will run specials (especially during the summer) on Coke prducts in the 12-pack. Usually they run $2.50.
IIRC, the machines in the building where I work charge 65¢; I mainly get bottles for $1.25.
The machines in our break room have 'em for 40 cents for us wage slaves. I sell them for 54 cents (including tax) out at the gas station.