Post a pic of the "ONE" item in your collection that you will never sell...

MinorLeagueSource

This is mine:

Its a 2004 Trenton Thunder Game Used Line up card. Jeter was there for a rehab game & he signed it.




Best regards!

Yankees001

Can not be done. I will sell everything in the future, with in the next 5 years.

Dave

Foo3112

Ironmanfan

Cal Ripken Jr. personally handed me his locker nameplate after the last home game of the 1988 season at old Memorial Stadium.........



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jeffcbay

Dood... I was gonna post my 1982 Topps Traded Ripken that I bought when I was a kid, but it seems kind of silly now. Once again, stellar piece IMF!

Probstein123

ok, atlee hammaker made me laugh...he was actually a pretty good picture for awhile

CNote

I had some stuff I swore I wouldn't sell, but then I said "hey, it's cardboard in plastic and I like money" so someone else has it now

sbfinley

Pre-Rookie Tommy Bridges letter.

bobbybakeriv

yankeeno7

Man, Id be cashing in on that Brett and buying a 9!

dilfer

MinorLeagueSource

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Awesome Brett.

Best regards!

ThoseBackPages

larryallen73

I am keeping my wife and kids but basically everything else is always for sale for the right price.

aconte

One of my favorite red man cards is the 53 Snider. I got this one signed by him a few years ago and it was lost almost on its return.

aconte

Bigjohn69

He was a 2 sport player,, negro leagues bb and a harlem globetrotter,, its just a ticket stub with his name on it, never thought of it being worth selling due to the non wow factor, just the same he was a cool guy,,,, bj

canjond

milbroco

That Lincoln piece is awesome. I would love to get an autograph of eith Washington or Lincoln.
Again, awesome piece!
Bob

digicat

So Foo3112, are you a Cardinals fan? Because that's the only reason why I'd think someone would "treasure" a 1987 Atlee Hammaker card.

ajw

I can think of three that jump to mind immediately. This one is tops for tonight. (the one on the left, that is.)

Foo3112

lol - I was just teasing about the Atlee. I wanted someone to get a good chuckle out of someone

In all seriousness though - This is isn't my most expensive but its definitely one of my favorites and I would never sell this.



Great stuff so far from you guys - I wish everyone who read this would participate and post.

Dpeck100

Can't narrow it down to one. Any card in this album.





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Mozzie22

Hard to pick one but had this signed in person and got to speak to "The Man."

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GREAT card. I have been looking for on like this for awhile. Too bad you will never sell it. Maybe I need to wait for your kids to sell it

Elemenopeo

Probably couldn't sell it for a nickel if I wanted to, but it's worth more than all the tea in China to me. It's resided in every place I've called home since 1973 and always will.

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As a history teacher, this Lincoln piece is awesome. I would love something from one of the founding fathers, but I would have to imagine something that has been authenticated has to cost a pretty penny and I have never looked into it.

Here is my piece, it was made from one of our board members. I still need to get it encapsulated.



At this moment in time, I would not part with this either....but down the road, if I have the money and a nicer one comes up for sale, then I would upgrade.

JoeBanzai

Here's mine.

royalbrett

There is nothing in my collection I wouldn't sell. My problem would be finding someone who would want to buy any of my junk.

RynoandBo

DonnieD

Here is the one thing that I won't ever sell. It is worth somewhere south of $5,000 but I literally wouldn't even consider selling it for $500,000. Passed down from my grandfather and is what started my autograph collection.

otwcards

I'm torn between two cards. While I've got a bunch that I wouldn't think of selling, I doubt these two could be replaced.

First, 1948 Leaf White Background Earl Girard. This is the only White Background of Girard known to exist and is the highest graded White Background in the set:




And this is the T6 Premium paralleling the T51 Murad Set. This is the highest graded example from the 1910 T6 Premiums and is quite large, especially when compared to the small tobacco issue of the T51 Murads. I just love the early football image on this card: