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Originally Posted by FirstYearCards
Maybe I'm just being an ass or had too much to drink or BOTH. This has been one of the most annoying threads I've been following. I am a Red Sox collector and I'm somewhat knowledgeable about Harry Agganis.
You have made several statements that have been pulled from your ass:
1. "This has been one of the rarest yearbooks of all!!"
Where do you get this info?
2. "No one knows anything about it..."
No one?
3. "This one looks better than both of those!"
Hard to tell with your scans.
4. "It features a player that died near the end of the year."
June 27?
5. "There just isn't many of the out there. I'm guessing 10 or less."
Based on what? Google search?
6. "...extremely rare...99% of Red Sox collector don't have this program!"
Because 99% of us don't want/value it.
7. "For a program that is 61 years old and with the advent of EBay, SURELY there should be some past sales on this program."
Just not something people are interested in buying or selling.
Maybe it's just me, but I hate seeing the same crap bumped for weeks on end. Maybe put a price that someone might be interested in or just let it go to EBay. Sorry, nothing against you Bobby, just venting.
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As far as rare...find one in another auction house. I will pay you $500. Show me...please...I beg you. There HAVE been sales in the past 15 years....two of them. I count two of them.....I appreciate your smart ass comments. If you can't appreciate the rarity of the item, how about just shut your pie hole??? Thanks!
PS - if a Red Sox collector wants ALL of the yearbooks, they HAVE to attempt to get this one. True, you can just pretend like it doesn't exist, the same way T206 collectors pretend the Wagner, Plank, and Doyle don't exist. However, if you want to have a complete collection........