Historical Baseball memorabilia from McGreevy's Sports Bar up for sale January 26th

[milkit1]

Originally Posted by Snapolit1

Every time I look at this thread I assume I must be missing something.

Some folks are very excited about buying nice . . . reproductions?

for $50, yeah why not?

[Snapolit1]

Originally Posted by milkit1

for $50, yeah why not?

Whatever floats your boat. Ebay is full of reproductions. And will have a lot more when this stuff hits the market.

[milkit1]

Wait, you are telling me that Ebay has nice reproductions in cool looking frames from a badass bar with a lot of history?!?!

Wait, ebay EXISTS?!!?

These are REPRODUCTIONS?!?!

Thank you thank you thank you for schooling us on this. I was so busy being happy with a few other net54 members for purchasing a $50 item that I should have remembered that there are "experts" on here that need to remind people how much better they are. NOW I realize that when a incredible looking 40x30 1903 Horner Composite shows up in a reproduction auction I should not be happy paying $50 but instead save up $15,000 for the original.

I should also remember that when a auction house sells quality reproductions from a sports bar with a lot of history to not bid $50 on an item for the fun of it. I TOTALLY forgot that fun is not allowed in collecting.

Fellow net54'ers whom posted on here that bought items, PLEASE read Snapolit1's very important observation and thank him.

[bigfanNY]

Nuf ced

[windband]

I have three consignments from the Bodnar auction listed with Goldin. These are original pieces not copies

https://goldin.co/item/1890-home-pla...27-5x21-5ttd8p

https://goldin.co/item/1897-michael-...e-16-5x1418ouv

https://goldin.co/item/harpers-weekl...d-coloredc83ah