You could write a small book on this item

[BBCgalaxee]

Someone on blow out recently posted this awesome item he bought for $150

Think of all the possible realistic scenarios this one item could have went through.

1. Between the cards and piece, whoever paid for to be made probably dropped a grand.

2. Obviously a huge fan of mac or the team, what made the original owner decide to sell it at a huge loss? Imagine how let down he must have been with the steroid fiasco (if that's the reason).

3. How much time did it take the original owner to piece that together, let alone money, only to get rid of it.

4. Imagine bringing this 6ft display home for the wifey to see (If you're married or watch Hardcore Pawn, you'll understand)

5. And lastly for the new owner, this must have felt like a windfall

 

[Brewer Andy]

It's a thing of beauty for sure. Hell, the disappointment probably started even sooner when Bonds hit 73. It is really sweet though. Those HR cards are nice and all and were probably fun to chase, but imagine a piece like this for a Topps Tek player run

 

[RStadlerASU22]

Def a great display piece you you have the space. I couldn't tell what's on the bat , does it say McGwire or autod ?

Regardless it's a neat item for a Mac fan

Ryan

 

[DaClyde]

Even for a non-McGwire fan, that would be a great piece to buy just to replace the plaque in the middle and re-work it for your favorite player. I had an 8x10 & a bunch of cards of Red Schoendienst matted and framed at Michaels for my father years ago, and that cost nearly $200 because of all the matte cuts, and that was only something like 18"x24".

 

[BBCgalaxee]

It's a facsimile auto on the bat

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