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  • sox83cubs84
    Banned
    • Apr 2009
    • 8902

    Bloody Sock up for bids

    AP carried a story today that Heritage Auctions, in their Februaruy edition, will be auctioning the infamous Curt Schilling World Series bloody sock. The sock was consigned by Schilling after having loaned it to the Baseball Hall of Fame for several years.

    Dave Miedema
  • Danny899
    Senior Member
    • Apr 2007
    • 330

    #2
    Mr. Miedema

    Originally posted by sox83cubs84
    AP carried a story today that Heritage Auctions, in their Februaruy edition, will be auctioning the infamous Curt Schilling World Series bloody sock. The sock was consigned by Schilling after having loaned it to the Baseball Hall of Fame for several years.

    Dave Miedema
    Hello Dave,
    Do you still use this sox83cubs84@hotmail.com email address? I sent you an email but I wasn't sure if that address was still current. Hope you're doing well.
    Dan
    dannysqd@comcast.net

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    • gingi79
      Senior Member
      • Aug 2007
      • 1195

      #3
      Re: Bloody Sock up for bids

      John Henry should win it and put it in Fenway for Sox fans to enjoy. I saw it at the HOF and while it's not a bat or jersey from the WS, it is one of the most iconic pieces of Boston history.

      I know we are all collectors of game worn items but shouldn't there be certain items that just find their way into publicly accessible museums?
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      • MLB~NUT
        Senior Member
        • Feb 2011
        • 717

        #4
        Re: Bloody Sock up for bids

        Originally posted by gingi79
        John Henry should win it and put it in Fenway for Sox fans to enjoy. I saw it at the HOF and while it's not a bat or jersey from the WS, it is one of the most iconic pieces of Boston history.

        I know we are all collectors of game worn items but shouldn't there be certain items that just find their way into publicly accessible museums?
        X2

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        • sox83cubs84
          Banned
          • Apr 2009
          • 8902

          #5
          Re: Mr. Miedema

          Originally posted by Danny899
          Hello Dave,
          Do you still use this sox83cubs84@hotmail.com email address? I sent you an email but I wasn't sure if that address was still current. Hope you're doing well.
          Dan
          dannysqd@comcast.net
          I still use it, Dan.

          Dave M.

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          • JDubbs73
            Senior Member
            • Dec 2011
            • 257

            #6
            Re: Bloody Sock up for bids

            Originally posted by gingi79
            John Henry should win it and put it in Fenway for Sox fans to enjoy. I saw it at the HOF and while it's not a bat or jersey from the WS, it is one of the most iconic pieces of Boston history.

            I know we are all collectors of game worn items but shouldn't there be certain items that just find their way into publicly accessible museums?
            +1 completely agree

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            • yanks12025
              Senior Member
              • Jan 2006
              • 3118

              #7
              Re: Bloody Sock up for bids

              If I had the money I'd buy it and test it for steroids. Also you know there were two bloody socks, one from the ALCS and World series. This one is from the world series! I think if the ALCS one was around it would sell for more because it was hyped up more about him pitching and bleeding.

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              • yanks12025
                Senior Member
                • Jan 2006
                • 3118

                #8
                Re: Bloody Sock up for bids

                Also it wouldn't surprise me if they added blood to the sock back then to make it look like a bigger then it was. Can't wait to see what it sells for.

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                • JDubbs73
                  Senior Member
                  • Dec 2011
                  • 257

                  #9
                  Re: Bloody Sock up for bids

                  Should be interesting! I read that the ALCS sock was thrown away. Too bad, could have potentially doubled the proceeds back to the bankruptcy estate.

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                  • akrover
                    Senior Member
                    • May 2010
                    • 121

                    #10
                    Re: Bloody Sock up for bids

                    Originally posted by JDubbs73
                    Should be interesting! I read that the ALCS sock was thrown away. Too bad, could have potentially doubled the proceeds back to the bankruptcy estate.
                    Yea, in the trash. I cannot believe no one grabbed that. I mean, 2004 isn't 2012, but it's not exactly the 80's either. after the McGwire HR chase it was pretty clear everything was worth preserving. Even if the HOF rep didn't grab it, it would seem someone would have. All the circumstances surrounding that were massive. The alcs sock, to me, is the real bloody sock. As a lifelong sox fan when I hear 'Bloody Sock,' I think Yankee stadium. Not the WS.

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                    • yanks12025
                      Senior Member
                      • Jan 2006
                      • 3118

                      #11
                      Re: Bloody Sock up for bids

                      Originally posted by akrover
                      Yea, in the trash. I cannot believe no one grabbed that. I mean, 2004 isn't 2012, but it's not exactly the 80's either. after the McGwire HR chase it was pretty clear everything was worth preserving. Even if the HOF rep didn't grab it, it would seem someone would have. All the circumstances surrounding that were massive. The alcs sock, to me, is the real bloody sock. As a lifelong sox fan when I hear 'Bloody Sock,' I think Yankee stadium. Not the WS.
                      I'm a Yankee fan and I agree. I actually didn't knot till reading the article that he had a bloody sock twice that post season. I thought it was against the Yankees.

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                      • joelsabi
                        Senior Member
                        • Aug 2005
                        • 3073

                        #12
                        Re: Bloody Sock up for bids

                        Two questions.


                        1) is that a photo match?
                        2) whats the silver sticker on cleats? old mlb hologram?
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                        • JDubbs73
                          Senior Member
                          • Dec 2011
                          • 257

                          #13
                          Re: Bloody Sock up for bids

                          The photo looks pretty spot on. No idea about the sticker.

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