Coca Cola T shirt with Fifth Avenue

Personally, I would recommend that you get a life.

Try googling coca cola memorabilia.

It's a t-shirt. What's to no about it other then it was likely made in Mexico or China or a third world sweatshop?

BTW: I never knew that Coca Cola had a building here in NYC, let alone on 5th Ave between E55th and E56th St.

sniffing spam or some bathshit crazy scheme.

I thinketh this person is thinking that her/his t-shirt must be valuable and will try to sell it on Ebay for a cool million dollars.

- One lightly used vintage Coca Cola shirt (XXL), ketchup stains from trip to Times Square McDonalds

Starting bid $125,000 Buy it now for $500,000!

Not sure, and don't really care what the shirt may be valued at. Take it to Antique Road Show and find out.

While you're there, could you check on my genuine Coca Cola Beverage Tray and matching coasters which are adorned with the Pepsi Cola logo? I am sure they must be a rare find because you don't often see a Pepsi logo on a Coke beverage tray.

I did.

Thus my wondering on the shirt, one way or the other. I'm guess it's foo, but I'm not sure.

I'm a person who has a photo of marilyn monroe's mother roller skating with my own mother and a few others, some of which I could still name.

I've some other photos that are interesting.

I don't know what to do about it. I mostly don't care. I'm of low income, but I'd suppose I'd like them to go to a legitimate archive/s, and hate to have those lost/tossed.

Well, maybe I'll mail them to my cousin's kids. Kids.. now in their forties. I should ask them, they're not dummies.
I suppose I didn't do this earlier as I am the possessive type, very sentimental.

That wasn't an ad.
I'm interested in the process if you think some of your things are important.
I suppose I need to start a thread, but I am still thinking about it all.

Why not post the photos here on this site? It isn't about the money, it is about the history.I would love to see your photos.