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Old 05-02-2012, 02:21 PM
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I can't afford a true holy grail, but of the items I own, it would probably now be the 'Meteors' 1800's cabinet that's been owned by at least two board members so far. I appreciate their relinquishing control of it, but it won't be moving again until I'm dead.
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It's not pre-war and I've shown it before, but...

1960 Topps Flexichrome art of Killebrew/Colavito card that was never produced.

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The old Autograph Book contains over one hundred autos obtained in 1957 by yours truly at Phillies' spring training games.

No parents, no fees, just a pudgy 9 y/o kid with a green book and a cheap fountain pen, who knew how to say please and thank you.

Signed by my buddies Ashburn, Campanella, Furillo, Doby, Minoso, Alston, Killebrew, Kuenn, Herzog, Stengel, Branca, etc, etc, etc.

I wonder how long they remembered me. Priceless.
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Frank, that's great. My memorabilia holy grail is a no-brainer: a ball I had signed by the '72 Giants and '73 Phillies. It's nothing special to anyone but me, but was the first time I met major leaguers.
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The old Autograph Book contains over one hundred autos obtained in 1957 by yours truly at Phillies' spring training games.

No parents, no fees, just a pudgy 9 y/o kid with a green book and a cheap fountain pen, who knew how to say please and thank you.

Signed by my buddies Ashburn, Campanella, Furillo, Doby, Minoso, Alston, Killebrew, Kuenn, Herzog, Stengel, Branca, etc, etc, etc.

I wonder how long they remembered me. Priceless.
Great memories Frank!! Here are mine from that same season 1957 with Pee Wee and the Duke in the bowels of Ebbets Field just a few short weeks before it was shut down. You can't put a price on memories.
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