You have one day and two 1888 Morgan's......

[alaskapaul3]

last ball game in 1916 vs Mordecai Brown for 50 cents, then take the other $1.50 to the bank to trade in for 6 of those new-fangled 1916 Standing Liberty Quarters.

[Jobu]

I might find King Kelly and his White Sox pals at the pub (after watching them play of course), introduce myself by buying a round, and then see where the night took us.

[Chris-Counts]

I'd go back to the start of the 1919 World Series in Cincinnati. I'd live off one of the dollars (I wonder what a 1919 hot dog would taste like?), and bet the other one of the Reds to win Game 1. The odds were 5 to 1 for the White Sox, which would pay me enough to make some more bets, and ultimately make a living off it (Hello Indians in '20, and Giants in '21!). I'd have enough pocket change pick up a few thousand T206s in nice shape, which were probably close to worthless at the time. I'd have to wait a while for gum cards to be invented, but I'd have a glorious time getting in on the ground floor of the Roaring '20s.

[Yoda]

Perhaps a bleacher seat to watch a shaky 'Old Pete' Grover Alexander shuffle in from the bullpen and strike out the Yankees' murderers row to save the 1926 World Series for the Cardinals. That was a baseball moment.

[Bobsbats]

I'd buy as many Darby Chocolates as I could with the Cobb/Crawford combination.