July 23, 20196 yr I gave away all of my memorabilia. In the end the memories of friends and being at games is all I wanted.
July 23, 20196 yr Signed ticket (framed) by Mark after his first no-hitter that we attended...my Wife surprised me by getting it to Mark via a Batboy she was friends with.
July 23, 20196 yr I have two Styrofoam baseballs from Opening Day in 1977 I believe, when Bill Veeck had all the fans throw out the first pitch.
July 23, 20196 yr 1 hour ago, Chi Town Sox said: Signed ticket (framed) by Mark after his first no-hitter that we attended...my Wife surprised me by getting it to Mark via a Batboy she was friends with. I've got the commemorative posters from his no-hitter and his perfect game signed by him up in the man cave. He said he wouldn't sign them but there is a family connection and he signed them specifically to me and my father. also he sent a note along that he trusts we will not never sell them and they are personal gifts. Edited July 23, 20196 yr by ptatc
July 23, 20196 yr Author 4 hours ago, ptatc said: I've got the commemorative posters from his no-hitter and his perfect game signed by him up in the man cave. He said he wouldn't sign them but there is a family connection and he signed them specifically to me and my father. also he sent a note along that he trusts we will not never sell them and they are personal gifts. I was at the game where they gave away the poster after the perfect game. I few years later I brought it to college with me and hung it on the wall. The poster was above the desk/shelf area of my dorm room. One day it fell off, and slid right in the crack between the wall and the shelving. I was never able to get it out.
July 24, 20196 yr On 7/21/2019 at 4:09 PM, WBWSF said: 1) The 1942 White Sox poster schedule which lists all of the home games from that season, 2) Every White Sox media guide and yearbook since 1933. 3) Every Topps White Sox baseball card from 1959 to the present. The above have been my favorites. My White Sox collection has been featured in Sports Collectors Digest, Sports Collectors daily and the first edition of the White Sox Encyclopedia by Richard Lindberg. My latest collecting sickness are White Sox bobbleheads. I have 130 different White Sox bobbleheads. I'm running out of room in my mancave. Imagine if you were a Yankees fan . That stuff might have value instead of being bird cage lining.
July 24, 20196 yr This isn't anything fancy, but having the black towel from the Blackout game is something I'll keep forever
July 24, 20196 yr 19 hours ago, CaliSoxFanViaSWside said: Imagine if you were a Yankees fan . That stuff might have value instead of being bird cage lining. That suggests that the only measure of value is monetary.
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