1995 NU Wheaties box signed by the team available for a scant $5K

[CatManTrue]

Get your checkbooks out, folks! How is this only being listed for $5,000? I know @CoralSpringsCat will pay double that.

Just remember you can order it, frame the box, and eat the Wheaties for several breakfasts.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/174862679983?hash=item28b6a0bfaf:g:5cwAAOSwgzxhAc5X

 

[Rebel_]

Get your checkbooks out, folks! How is this only being listed for $5,000? I know @CoralSpringsCat will pay double that.

Just remember you can order it, frame the box, and eat the Wheaties for several breakfasts.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/174862679983?hash=item28b6a0bfaf:g:5cwAAOSwgzxhAc5X

I have one, unsigned, I'll sell for $500, (WHEATIES BOX)
and an actual perfect condition game ball for open bidding. ROSE BOWL GAMEBALL.

 

[Darren72]

I have one too. See my avatar. Not sure I’d sell it for $500.

 

[StreamCat]

I have the ‘95 NU-Notre Dame program signed by most of the team. How much, folks? Starting the bidding at $3,000. Forget it. I don’t think I’d sell it.

 

[MickeyCat]

As a season ticket holder, and back when ticket tearing was the norm, I was able to preserve my two tickets to the 2000 NU-Michigan game because I was paid to perform as a juggler in the stadium for a marketing company before the game. Coincidentally, the other performer for the day was a Michigan fan. As we were going to our seats, I said to my co-performer that the tickets would be valuable one day because they weren’t torn. Since the game was an instant and all-time classic, I put the very rare untorn tickets into a zip lock bag for safe keeping. A few years later, I was able to give the tickets to Sean Wieber, who caused the fumble that allowed the victory. Greatest gig/game/souvenirs ever. Go Cats.

 

[phatcat_rivals223240]

As a season ticket holder, and back when ticket tearing was the norm, I was able to preserve my two tickets to the 2000 NU-Michigan game because I was paid to perform as a juggler in the stadium for a marketing company before the game. Coincidentally, the other performer for the day was a Michigan fan. As we were going to our seats, I said to my co-performer that the tickets would be valuable one day because they weren’t torn. Since the game was an instant and all-time classic, I put the very rare untorn tickets into a zip lock bag for safe keeping. A few years later, I was able to give the tickets to Sean Wieber, who caused the fumble that allowed the victory. Greatest gig/game/souvenirs ever. Go Cats.

" A few years later, I was able to give the tickets to Sean Wieber, who caused the fumble that allowed the victory. "

Mickey, I've spent a lot of time on this board, and this is one of the coolest things I've ever read.

 

[MickeyCat]

Thanks a lot. It’s one of those rare situations where everything worked out in a karmic way. Without his game saving play, I would have thrown those tickets away.