Isn't the lottery a better risk?

[GrayGhost]

AS someone having financial issues, its amazes me as to why ANYone would bid anything on this? Just a conversation piece? Maybe some can give me their reasons, as I don't see anything gained by this, its easier to flush money down the john, if you have that much of it, or take a course in intelligence, if you are bidding for another reason.

http://cgi.ebay.com/BABE-RUTH-AUTOGRAPH-BASEBALL-REAL-OR-FAKE-DONT-KNOW_W0QQitemZ180405667685QQcmdZViewItemQQptZLH_De faultDomain_0?hash=item2a01040765&_trksid=p3286.c0.m14

[birdman42]

Scott,

A good quality baseball will set you back ten bucks, so at $5.50 plus $3.50 postage you're ahead. Take it out in the back yard with the kids and knock it around until the cover falls off.

Bill

[Chris Counts]

I never realized they had Sharpies when Babe Ruth was alive. That makes this ball even more special ...

[GoldenAge50s]

I think that other sig is that famous pitcher Ryan Nolan. It's possible for him & the Babe to have signed at the same time as Ryan was born in 1947!

[drc]

The lottery is a better bet, as there is 0% chance you will win an authentic Babe Ruth autographed baseball in that auction.

[buymycards]

Leave him alone. At least his Kellogg's Tony the Tiger ball is legit.'

Rick

[drc]

I'm not even 100% certain the autograph says 'Babe Ruth.'