Rare Griffey Jr. item....This just takes the cake!!

[gameused]

I had to laugh after viewing this one:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1990S-KEN-GRIFFEY-JR-GAME-USED-JR-24-SPRAY-CAN-WITH-HR-NOTCHES-1-OF-1-/200802888702?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item2ec0c8 ebfe

[r_phelps]

I actually have seen griffey spray pine tar onto his bats anf the tape does look dated. But still far fetched....

[trsent]

Originally Posted by gameused

I had to laugh after viewing this one:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1990S-KEN-GRIFFEY-JR-GAME-USED-JR-24-SPRAY-CAN-WITH-HR-NOTCHES-1-OF-1-/200802888702?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item2ec0c8 ebfe

Mark Murphy, The Baseball Card Kid, is a well known sports card dealer who I believe to be honest. Coast to Coast did have a deal with Ken Griffey, Jr. during his Seattle Mariners playing days to obtain autographs and game used memorabilia.

As silly as this listing is, and as silly as the asking price is insane, I believe the item is most likely genuine based on the seller's past and his claims it originated from Coast to Coast.

[gnishiyama]

Originally Posted by trsent

As silly as this listing is, and as silly as the asking price is insane, I believe the item is most likely genuine based on the seller's past and his claims it originated from Coast to Coast.

I agree and while the price is ridiculous, it's a cool item for a die-hard
Griffey fan who has everything else. The price seems to target that one
"gotta have it" Griffey collector.

[David]

I second what trsent said about the seller and coast to cost. Murphy used to be the head unopened trading cards pack/box authenticator at GAI back when GAI was a respectable outfit

[rdeversole]

You can view one of these on this 1995 Pinnacle card:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1995-Pinnacle-Ken-Griffey-Jr-128-Seattle-Mariners-baseball-card-/110931329350?pt=US_Baseball&hash=item19d405c146#ht _500wt_1206

[WadeInBmore]

Rdeversole...great find! Makes me feel better about the item...

BUT

I feel like this goes back to the thread about keeping and maintaining paperwork and the provenance chain. If this item had that coast to coast coa to accompany it, I feel like there would be less hesitation about the item and lend even more credibility to the item.

[gameused]

Originally Posted by David

I second what trsent said about the seller and coast to cost. Murphy used to be the head unopened trading cards pack/box authenticator at GAI back when GAI was a respectable outfit

I'm not questioning the authenticity of the item, but the price is ridiculous.....you can get a signed Griffey Jr. game used bat for less.

Thanks,
Bobby

[joelsabi]

Originally Posted by rdeversole

You can view one of these on this 1995 Pinnacle card:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1995-Pinnacle-Ken-Griffey-Jr-128-Seattle-Mariners-baseball-card-/110931329350?pt=US_Baseball&hash=item19d405c146#ht _500wt_1206

great eye. is that 23 tally marks on the can? wonder if we can narrow down when this was used.

[trsent]

Originally Posted by rdeversole

You can view one of these on this 1995 Pinnacle card:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1995-Pinnacl...t _500wt_1206

That is a really cool find!