Wrigley Field brick only $5,000 !

[Roady]

http://www.ebay.com/itm/CHICAGO-CUBS...item2333607e16

You guys better grab this before it's gone!

[sox83cubs84]

http://www.ebay.com/itm/CHICAGO-CUBS...item2333607e16

You guys better grab this before it's gone!

That's the BIN...you can take a chance on winning it for the opening bid (a measly $1,908).

Dave Miedema

[Roady]

That's the BIN...you can take a chance on winning it for the opening bid (a measly $1,908).

Dave Miedema

So tempting but I am sure someone will outbid me. Darn snipers!

[sox83cubs84]

Of course, once they actually begin expanding the bleachers, you could head on down to the Unfriendly Confines and see if the coast is clear to grab one or two out of the dumpster. One guy did that for the first bleacher expansion in the mid-2000s and stuck a bunch of 'em on eBay. I don't remember how well he did or didn't do.

Dave M.

[BHawk]

Those bricks are typically $30-$50, so if you didn't pay anything for them that's a nice profit. I haven't seen Wrigley bricks with holes in them before, but maybe they were used during a later renovation. At least he's paying for the shipping. If any forum members buy this brick I'd be excited to sell you a couple of Wrigley Field seats to go with it. You're the kind of customers I'm looking for!

[BU54CB]

So here's what I don't get, the seller is desperate for funds for their medical condition, yet states that he will not take money from a White Sox fan.

1. If you REALLY needed the money, does it matter who it comes from?
2. How would you possibly know a potential buyer is a White Sox fan?