PhillyGirl
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I propose a road trip to Boz's house.
What's the Most Interesting, Valuable Thing You Own?
- Thread starter Snout Spout
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I own nothing interesting or valuable.
Maybe not but I gotta disagree with Hannibal's assessment of the same. He owns Woolly, which is worth at least 75 cents.
The most valuable thing I own is either my wife's crappy car or my college degree (not some play on importance, I'm talking cost of tuition). The most interesting thing I own is probably an engraved bottle of Woodford Reserve from my bachelor party. That's not exactly that interesting.
As of 7/24, the official GoDaddy.com appraisal was $143-429.
some of my stuff in my office
A few Nick Saban signed footballs, Trent Richardson and Marg Ingram ball, Stabler, Namath and Starr ball, Wilbur Jackson, Shaun Alexander, Musso, Tony Nathan and Bobby Humphrey ball, a few championship team signed balls
Mohammad Ali, Joe Frazier, George Forman and Holyfield Boxing glove
Baseballs
Ken Griffey Jr, Cal Ripken, Nolan Ryan, Barry Bonds, Michael Jordan, Derrick Jeter, Gary Carter, Tom Glavine, Greg Maddux, John Smoltz, Yogi Bera, Johnny Bench, Will Clark
500 ball
Hank Aaron
Ernie Banks
Reggie Jackson
Harmon Killebrew
Mickey Mantle
Eddie Mathews
Willie Mays
Willie McCovey
Eddie Murray
Mel Ott
Frank Robinson
Mike Schmidt
Ted Williams
A few Nick Saban signed footballs, Trent Richardson and Marg Ingram ball, Stabler, Namath and Starr ball, Wilbur Jackson, Shaun Alexander, Musso, Tony Nathan and Bobby Humphrey ball, a few championship team signed balls
Mohammad Ali, Joe Frazier, George Forman and Holyfield Boxing glove
Baseballs
Ken Griffey Jr, Cal Ripken, Nolan Ryan, Barry Bonds, Michael Jordan, Derrick Jeter, Gary Carter, Tom Glavine, Greg Maddux, John Smoltz, Yogi Bera, Johnny Bench, Will Clark
500 ball
Hank Aaron
Ernie Banks
Reggie Jackson
Harmon Killebrew
Mickey Mantle
Eddie Mathews
Willie Mays
Willie McCovey
Eddie Murray
Mel Ott
Frank Robinson
Mike Schmidt
Ted Williams
PhillyGirl
Member
That was actually the first thing I noticed hahah. Pride!
Has the Hoover Public Library missed those books yet?
Red Badge of Courage appears handwritten. Should've been included in your valuables list.......
oh i have some cool books that are not shown but my Ex girlfriend has my best one or tossed it i am sure
I had a first edition For whom the bell tolls
I had a first edition For whom the bell tolls
and the print lying down is signed by Nick and Terry Saban
best part of those books is i paid 25 cents a book for them years ago at a book sale here
Gimme her number, I will hook up with her, steal the book back, dump her and then let you visit the book.
i just looked at it and its from 1911
Based on that valuation...the new site better post its own Rackout threads every Monday.
