Holy Grail Slipped through fingers!

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  • 34swtns
    Senior Member
    • Apr 2006
    • 1120

    #16
    Re: Holy Grail Slipped through fingers!

    Don't feel bad, 'cuz you're not alone today. I had one of my grails slip through my fingers, too.
    Without going into too much detail, the seller listed it incorrectly at around 4 AM. It was snatched up quickly by a friend of mine before I ever even saw it.......for next to nothing.

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    • skyking26
      Senior Member
      • Dec 2005
      • 2457

      #17
      Re: Holy Grail Slipped through fingers!

      I was overwhelmed with the enormity or a deal early in the year. I foolishly let 3 pieces go away that I regret. One to a friend with like interest, so I'll likely never see, and the other 2 to another gentleman who may or may not sell - but who knows. Bottom line here folks, we can't have it all. There will always be pieces that slip away, always regrets. Such is life. Not a day goes by I don't have regrets of some kind!! My wife probably thinks the same thing but for different reasons!!

      RK
      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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      • Vintagedeputy
        Senior Member
        • Oct 2005
        • 3172

        #18
        Re: Holy Grail Slipped through fingers!

        While not my Holy Grail, I was watching a bat this week on ebay and was going to pick it up as an investment. It had no bids until 10 minutes before the auction. I had my snipe bid set and it fired perfectly but I ended up falling short by about $2.50. That's ok though, as I set my bid at the highest that I was willing to pay. Someone was willing to pay more. It happens.....

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        • shoremen44
          Senior Member
          • Jul 2007
          • 1161

          #19
          Re: Holy Grail Slipped through fingers!

          I let mine slip through my fingers earlier this year...



          #44 Baltimore Jim Hardin flannel jersey... I am a huge O's fan... nd Hardin has ties to my family...

          I was on vacation when the auction went through... I simply screwed up
          Bert
          ---------------


          Always looking for Matt Wieters, Tettleton, and that Orioles magic

          shoremen44@gmail.com

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          • jetersbatboy
            Senior Member
            • Jun 2008
            • 1903

            #20
            Re: Holy Grail Slipped through fingers!

            How Lucky Someones holy grail just pop up on ebay...

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            • chicagoglen
              Senior Member
              • Aug 2006
              • 345

              #21
              Re: Holy Grail Slipped through fingers!

              Weird thing is it is listed by the same seller as last time????? Dewey2007 are you getta29?? Seems fishy since it was ended early last time but relisted by same seller??

              Glen

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              • Dewey2007
                Senior Member
                • Dec 2007
                • 2566

                #22
                Re: Holy Grail Slipped through fingers!

                Glen, I'm not eBay seller getta29. If you look at the original listing this is a different Blum Old Hickory bat he currently has up for auction.



                He had multiple Blum SD Padre bats too (one of which I bought) so he must have had a couple of this model as well. Good luck!

                Dewey
                sigpicwww.alamedasportsproject.com

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                • salukidave
                  Senior Member
                  • Jan 2007
                  • 310

                  #23
                  Re: Holy Grail Slipped through fingers!

                  FYI to anyone who cares...

                  I bought the first Blum Hickory bat off eBay. It completed my 2005 White Sox position player collection. Since it didn't have a team name on the bat, I figured it was the next best thing to finding a White Sox Louisville Slugger model.

                  The seller told me he acquired it at spring training of 2006. Theoretically, it could have been left over from Blum's 2005 stash of bats. Even if it wasn't, I figure it's as close to a 2005 model as I'm going to get, at least for a long while.

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