Braves want Heritage to pull Hank Aaron items from auction

[Leon]

Yes, it all sold but I was referencing the jersey. Sorry 'bout that. Wrong reference. I had the jersey on my mind.

Seems the auction went on schedule, and brought the prices, even though there were some naysayers.

Originally Posted by cgjackson222

I am confused. Didn't all of the Aaron/Braves items sell?
https://www.ajc.com/sports/atlanta-b...NRO5E64ZAR65E/

· 1954 Hank Aaron game worn and signed Milwaukee Braves rookie jersey. Sold for $2.1 million.

1974 Hank Aaron game worn Atlanta Braves jersey. Sold for $138,000.

· 1974 Hank Aaron game worn Atlanta Braves cap. Sold for $9,000.

· 1948 Jim Prendergast game worn Boston Braves satin uniform. Auction extended 14 days.

· 1957 Bob Buhl game worn Milwaukee Braves uniform. Sold for $4,320.

· 1958 Joe Adcock game worn Milwaukee Braves jersey. Sold for $8,400.

· 1958 Del Crandall Gold Glove Award. Sold for $7,200.

[jayshum]

Originally Posted by cgjackson222

I am confused. Didn't all of the Aaron/Braves items sell?
https://www.ajc.com/sports/atlanta-b...NRO5E64ZAR65E/

· 1954 Hank Aaron game worn and signed Milwaukee Braves rookie jersey. Sold for $2.1 million.

1974 Hank Aaron game worn Atlanta Braves jersey. Sold for $138,000.

· 1974 Hank Aaron game worn Atlanta Braves cap. Sold for $9,000.

· 1948 Jim Prendergast game worn Boston Braves satin uniform. Auction extended 14 days.

· 1957 Bob Buhl game worn Milwaukee Braves uniform. Sold for $4,320.

· 1958 Joe Adcock game worn Milwaukee Braves jersey. Sold for $8,400.

· 1958 Del Crandall Gold Glove Award. Sold for $7,200.

The article you provided the link for indicated that home plate and the bases that were claimed to be from his 715th home run game were removed from the auction. Here's another link to an article about that:

https://www.ajc.com/sports/atlanta-b...LXVHKO5RIQXIA/

[gonefishin]

This morning while looking through my stash of vintage wire/AP photos, I came across the attached photo. I have hundreds.

Maybe we should ask Mr. Rice and the 2 guards what happened to the bases. It appears these gentlemen were deeply involved in the record setting event.

If there was that much security on the bat and balls for 714 and 715, did it cross anyone's mind at that time that ANYTHING to do with the event should be guarded?

Just a question.