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Old 01-15-2025, 06:21 PM
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It's mind boggling those prices especially to sign a bat at 2200.00. I have a signed bat at 600.00 that's beautiful and can't sell so who's spending 2200.00. Oh well. He's getting older so his autograph will only increase. He's a class act with a beautiful autograph even at 90 years old
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Old 01-15-2025, 06:49 PM
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I've always thought the 'limited to 25 spots' part should be taken with more than a pinch of salt. If 26 or 30 or more people send in, at a minimun $1,250 a pop, I'd be surprised if Sandy says no.
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If he wanted to maximize the money, he certainly wouldn't limit the number of items.
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I think the only reason to pay those prices is if you need something special signed. If you just want a generic ball or bat, they can be had much cheaper. If you a specific ball or bat then maybe its worth he premium.
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Considering the proceeds of items he sold through his website went to specific charity, I’d assume doing a super expensive/low volume signing is along those lines. If he were doing it for personal gain he wouldn’t have capped it at 25 items.
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I have read he donates all the $
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Koufax has always been good about contributing to charities that he feels connected to, FWIW....
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