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Old 10-21-2008, 03:04 PM
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Default What Would It Take?

Posted By: Bruce Dorskind


Each of us has one "showcase" item in our collection.

The item that has both significant financial, and in many
cases ,sentimental value.

However, as young Billy Mastro told us some 30 years, remember
its just a piece of "old cardboard."

Our question is what is that item and what would it take (in trade or
cash) to motivate you to let it go.

Sort of our own answer to the Four Base Hits that someone we all know
and respect sold less than a year ago.


Our item is our uncut sheet of 1912 Boston Garters.
It can be yours if the price is right.

Which in our case is $250,000 or the Anson-Ewing Beer Sign and the Goodwin Champions Sign


Now tell us what your killer item is and what it would take to obtain it
(cash or trade)

Thanks


Bruce Dorskind
America's Toughest Want List

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