Is there an item in your collection that you just hate looking at for some reason?

[RGold]

[Econteachert205]

I sell it as soon as it reaches that point

[Steve D]

Anything related to the 1984 or 1998 World Series, or the 1995 Super Bowl

Steve

[MacDice]

For me it's a signed 1957 Clemente that I paid 750 for 15 years ago that is not authentic

[swarmee]

The items that I disobeyed a direct order from my wife not to buy. Luckily, I have sold one (at 200% profit) and the other is going on loan to a museum. So they won't be in the house to make her give me funny looks.

[Shoebox]

10 years back I bid on what I initially thought was 1954 Topps Richie Ashburn. Realized after it was an SI Preview magazine cutout. Only wasted about $15 on it but it aggravates me to know I got hooked. I keepnt because it is Richie Ashburn and as a reminder not to be an idiot.

[EvilKing00]

Have dozens of barry bonds rookies and 100's of bonds other cards. Ugh- i guess i dont need to explain y i hate looking at them

[T206.org]

Ron, did I originally buy this Titus from you? I can't find a record of it. It must have been 8+ years ago by now?

For whatever it's worth, I sold it at one point, went through quite a bit of trouble over the course of a couple of years, and finally got it back a few years ago. It remains one of my favorite cards in my collection.

Originally Posted by RGold

[CurtisFlood]

Any autograph that has not been approved by the powers that be. Meaning I can never sell said item. At some Point I usually either shred that item or in the case of a baseball give it to my grandson to knock around.

[drmondobueno]

The card shows a drawing of an actor in a baseball uniform. Looks anything but a baseball player. Wont say what it looks like to me. Certainly not Tris. After I bought it I 'found out' the same pose was used by players in the 91A and B sets.

Ugh, but d*^!, the card says Tris Speaker.....