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Old 03-18-2020, 03:35 PM
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According to Celebrity Net Worth, Todd McFarlane has a net worth of $300 Million!
Today he is worth a lot less
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Today he is worth a lot less
Like a lot of us.
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I think Todd MacFarlane is awesome. When he bought the McGwire ball, it was a lot of money for him. Not so much now.
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I think Todd MacFarlane is awesome. When he bought the McGwire ball, it was a lot of money for him. Not so much now.
He gave the big speech at a graduation I attended at Eastern Washington University. Was very good and he seemed quite happy to be there (he graduated from EWU).
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At the time he got 3 million in media publicity when he purchased the ball.

I had that ball, along with two other McGwire homerun balls in my possession for about 4 hours. I transported them from a museum in Washington DC where they were on temporary display to Guernsey's auction house where they were sold.

They guy that originally owned the ball was super nice. I spent a day showing him around Washington DC. He was given tickets to the game by his employer and the ball was hit into the corporate box where he was watching the game. The ball was hit so hard that everybody jumped out of the way as it came through the window. The ball bounced off the back wall and into the guys hand. Security rushed the room immediately and took the ball from him so that there could be no question that it was "the ball". The guy became a multi-millionaire by pure luck.
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Based on my investment values, I have recalculated my retirement date..... it has been moved from "Someday, Maybe" to "Never". Jus sayin
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