I feel sorry...

[HOF Auto Rookies]

For the person who wins this...

http://www.ebay.com/itm/2014-Bowman-...item566926f5bd


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[esehombre]

I dont feel sorry for the person as a fool and his money are soon parted. Hopefully he/she enjoys it for many years to come..

[JT]

That is just plain stupid.

[GrayGhost]

People are so stupid with these new intentionally limited cards. The Strasburg cards were the best example. If you have that much money, give it to me, or someone who is financially poor. Or if u want to buy sports stuff, get somethig that is a REAL investment, Mantle, Vintage ruth, etc. Clowns.

[johnmh71]

It is dumb. Why not put that towards an authentic Ruth ball? No offense to the player on the card, but nothing is a sure thing when it comes to a career in sports.

[Jay Wolt]

If someone can afford it & it makes them happy to win it, more power to them.
This is a vintage board & not everyone collects like we do.
And if I had that kind of scratch, I too would be buying something different, but its not ours to spend.

[Runscott]

Originally Posted by GrayGhost

Or if u want to buy sports stuff, get somethig that is a REAL investment, Mantle, Vintage ruth, etc. Clowns.

I agree with the other Scott - buy clown autographs: Schacht and Patkin autographs

[johnmh71]

Originally Posted by Runscott

I agree with the other Scott - buy clown autographs: Schacht and Patkin autographs

It may be a better investment in the long run.

[brewing]

Is like to agree with you, but I've been there. Now where did I put that stack of Cory Snyder rookies cards? Oh, yea. Right next to my box of Mike Greenwell rookies.

[yanksfan09]

On the bright side, it's less money chasing nice pre war cards /memorabilia so he's not driving the price up on stuff we buy....

[yanks12025]

Hey. Good thing at least is that it's a real auto. What about the people who spend thousands on signed baseball cards, and they contain fake autos.

[HOF Auto Rookies]

Originally Posted by yanks12025

Hey. Good thing at least is that it's a real auto. What about the people who spend thousands on signed baseball cards, and they contain fake autos.

Who knows if it's real, they don't all have reps sitting with all these players any given time while they sign. I think there was some issue in the past like with Bernie Williams I believe where he had someone else sign his "certified" cards.


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