What does COCA mean?
COCA means Coin Op Collectors Association
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Common / Miscellaneous / Community category.
Particularly in Hobbies Abbreviations
Particularly in Hobbies Abbreviations
What is the abbreviation for Coin Op Collectors Association?
Coin Op Collectors Association can be abbreviated as COCA
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What does COCA stand for? COCA stands for "Coin Op Collectors Association". |
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How to abbreviate "Coin Op Collectors Association"? "Coin Op Collectors Association" can be abbreviated as COCA. |
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What is the meaning of COCA abbreviation? The meaning of COCA abbreviation is "Coin Op Collectors Association". |
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What is COCA abbreviation? One of the definitions of COCA is "Coin Op Collectors Association". |
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What does COCA mean? COCA as abbreviation means "Coin Op Collectors Association". |
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What is shorthand of Coin Op Collectors Association? The most common shorthand of "Coin Op Collectors Association" is COCA. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- AACA - Alaskan Artifact Collectors Association
- AFCA - American Fan Collectors Association
- AFCA - Antique Fan Collectors Association
- AGCA - American Game Collectors Association
- AKCA - Arizona Knife Collectors Association
- ALCA - American Lock Collectors Association
- ATCS - Antique Telephone Collectors Association
- ATCA - American Telephone Collectors Association
- ATCA - Antique Telephone Collectors Association
- BMCA - Belgian Militaria Collectors Association
- BMCA - Bytown Militaria Collectors Association
- BPCA - Benelux Pen Collectors Association
- BTCA - Blow Torch Collectors Association
- CMIA - Coin Machine Industry Association of Massachusetts
- CCAA - Collectors Association of America
- COCA - Coin Operated Collectors Association
- ACMCA - Antique Coin Machine Collectors Association
- CCGs - Coin-Op Computer Games
- ICCA - International Coin Collectors Association
- ABC - Association aux Bons Collectionneurs (French: Good Collectors Association)