So who wants a game used tie?

[BBCgalaxee]

Steiner got em!



DTA

 

[joey12508]

They sell some of the craziest shat.


https://www.steinersports.com/collections/yankees-stadium-artifacts/products/large-speaker-from-the-original-yankee-stadium?sort=desc-created

 

[rsmath]

They sell some of the craziest shat.

https://www.steinersports.com/collections/yankees-stadium-artifacts/products/large-speaker-from-the-original-yankee-stadium?sort=desc-created

that item is reasonable - it's an artifact from Old Yankee Stadium so nothing is shat with that when the purpose is to recoup costs and make a huge profit from the purchase of Old Yankee Stadium teardown debris.

The "game used" tie must be "event used" because I assume it's from Yankees management sitting in the owners box during a regular or spring training event.

 

[mrmopar]

That reminds me that many years back that I got a Japanese baseball club tie from the 70s (i believe) in a lot of items, still in it's original box (again, that is what I believe to be true). I wonder if there is a market for it. I tossed it in a box of extra crap that I didn't want and have not seen it since.

 

[mchenrycards]

I have three or four Chicago Cubs neck ties from my days with the team. It is solid navy blue with very small Cubs logos all over it. I wonder what those would bring on the 'Bay?

 

[timtom]

that item is reasonable - it's an artifact from Old Yankee Stadium so nothing is shat with that when the purpose is to recoup costs and make a huge profit from the purchase of Old Yankee Stadium teardown debris.

The "game used" tie must be "event used" because I assume it's from Yankees management sitting in the owners box during a regular or spring training event.

The actual listing says that it is made from game used Yankee uniforms. My guess is lessor players. Not bad for $99.

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