Met Bob Feller yesterday at The Trop ! Free Autographs

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  • camarokids
    Senior Member
    • Jun 2006
    • 3869
    #1

    Met Bob Feller yesterday at The Trop ! Free Autographs

    Bob feller was signing auto's for free yesterday at The Trop in St. Petersburg, Florida . I got two balls signed . One for me and one personalized to my son Zachary . Signatures were free if you brought you own item (smart thing to do for baseballs), or you could buy their stuff . They had some nice pictures of him for sale , but the price of baseballs ....

    Bob looks pretty damn good for his age and signs autographs very nicely.....


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    Thank you,
    David

    This is my email address here!
    dzscope at gmail dot com

    Email is best for personal messages...

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    • skyking26
      Senior Member
      • Dec 2005
      • 2457
      #2
      Re: Met Bob Feller yesterday at The Trop ! Free Autographs

      Feller has always been a great guy and a deal as far as auto's go. Sad that today's players command so much money. You can spend $75 on a Justin Verlander autograph and another $15 if ya want the jerk to add "no hitter" or 06 ROY. Feller is $5 or 10 bucks and in the HOF and a helluva lot nicer guy!
      ROBERT KOPPEL
      Skyking26 - 35 year collector of Dave Kingman memorabilia. Also seek 500 HR and 3000 Hit GU Bats,
      and 1968, 1984, HOF Tigers GU Bats...Skyking442@hotmail.com

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        • cjclong
          Senior Member
          • Feb 2006
          • 936
          #3
          Re: Met Bob Feller yesterday at The Trop ! Free Autographs

          I got to meet Bob Feller at an autograph show. He couldn't have been nicer. I mentioned his service in World War Two and he visited with us for several minutes not trying to rush us through the line as sometimes happens at autograph signings.

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