Catholic Cathedral Church on Laredo Coca Cola Bottles 100th Anniversary 6 pack

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Catholic Cathedral Church on Laredo Coca Cola Bottles 100th Anniversary 6 pack :
$23000.00

Here it is, the one everyone is talking about and can't find another 6 pack like it to compare it to, it is that rare. Years have passed and not one of these 6 packs has ever been posted on here for sale and you know it. Stop admiring the pics, wait till you finally hold this complete rare 6 pack in your hands, you might not want to put it in your display case. This is the mother of all the unicorns, and she is for sale to one very prominent and opulent Coca Cola Collector, a very select few I might say as it only has 6 watchers.
This is an original 6 pack of 8 oz Laredo Coca Cola Bottling Company bottles celebrating their 100th year Anniversary. All bottles have their original stamp on the neck made on the same day, same time with original correct period date stamped carton box, not a made up 6 pack with different dates on bottles if you can find them at all that is, they are topped with the beautiful colorful and vibrant red caps. This is barely the beginning of its rarity.
The image on the bottles is theCathedral of San Agustin Catholic Diocese Church (started out as a chapel) whichwas originally built on Mexican soil and during the Mexican Revolution it was used as a refuge for families during the war. On a sad note, unfortunately families were killed here, including women and children. The Cathedral of San Agustin is very rich in history. After the Mexican Revolution, Mexico lost this part of their land where this Cathedral was built and has since been a part of the United States. The Laredo Coca Cola Bottling Company has used an image of this famous and historical landmark as a design on their 100th anniversary bottle. I have taken pictures of this local Historical Cathedral Church and have attached them for your review. This Cathedral to this day is located in the heart of the downtown historical district of Laredo, Texas, a town that borders Mexico along the Rio Grande (Rio Bravo) River. Laredo, Texas is the number one inland port in the nation and is about 150 miles south of San Antonio, Texas where the Battle of the Alamo took place.
Never in Coca Cola history has there ever been a Catholic Cathedral Church and/or any religious image on any of their products and in a brand new original mint condition. This is not 1 or 2 bottles, these are all the 6 bottles and in original box. In fact there are no other product manufacturers that have ever placed a religious image on any of their products either, this is what makes this 10 year old six pack item so rare, sought after and expensively collectible. Who sells merchandise to the general public with a religious image on their product? This is a big no-no in business as not every Coca Cola drinker is of Catholic Religion and can affect business profits for advertising a different religion than the purchaser's one.
Another rarity are the colors that were used in designing these bottles. The colors, the total amount of colors used, the combination pattern of colors and color design play a vital role in determining value as some colors are more expensive to manufacturer than others. The colors used on these bottles are blue, green, yellow, red and white. How many colors do your bottles have? What history does the image on your bottles have? Was it part of a war? Did people die because of it? How rare is it? Are there more available for sale right now in this condition? Why or why not?
Disclaimer: If you have any proof of any other Coca-Cola product having a religious image on their product please send me a picture/image, I would like to see it. This is the only Coca Cola item that I know about. Also, in all honesty, I am trying to find out exactly how many of these 6 packs were manufactured, apparently they were not sold to the public and were only given to employees, which make it even more rarer, no, I was never an employee, but my research has found that this bottling company had 98 employees back in 2010 at the time of their anniversary, that is where I am at so far, I will continue to research.
Thank you for your time and interest.
If you would like more information please check out the following videos on how this 6 pack made it 3 times to the #3 spot on the list for the World's most expensive soda and it is only going to get more expensive. (Please copy & paste links a quick link to some information to this church, including more images. (Please copy & paste link Coca Cola 100th Anniversary honored by a State of Texas Representative:[link removed by