For $1.50 at en estate sale?
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Would you buy a SABAN signed LSU piece?
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For $1.50 at en estate sale?
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One just like it sold on eBay recently for $200. But I think it stays in the collection. Next to the Coach Bryant signed photo and the Tua signed print I bought last year for winning the pickem contest.
No, I never would. Sorry. I do realize the investment value long term, but the LSU aspect is a deal breaker for me. Maybe years after CNS retires I would !
No - wouldn't keep it if it was gifted to me.
I have a version of it where he is wearing a red shirt and on the front of the book it says “Alabama’s new coach”. It’s a good read.
I'm not gonna be critical - and the one positive is you might can sell it someday to a hapless collector for a bunch. So it's not wrong in that sense.
Me? I wouldn't do it. I mean, I get more than a little tired of A/M trying to claim Bryant so tightly myself.
Me? I wouldn't do it. I mean, I get more than a little tired of A/M trying to claim Bryant so tightly myself.
The GOAT is the GOAT no matter what he’s wearing. Happy to own it.
Yeah man that's pretty cool for a snapshot in time collectible.
The GOAT before anyone knew he would be the GOAT.
For a buck and a half, danged right I’d grab it. Because somewhere, there’s some LSU fan that’s gotten over him leaving and would pay handsomely for it. On that day, you’re golden.View attachment 19244View attachment 19245
For $1.50 at en estate sale?
Sorry for shadows. In the car. Made my day
For that price absolutely, heck if you felt really bad about it you could cut out the signature. Which is a pretty bad thing to do but then you'd just have a Saban signature you could put in a small frame.
I actually have a Shug Jordan signed scholarship offer (honorary). It's not something I display but it was practically free and my keeping it means some Auburn fan doesn't get their hands on it, heh.
I actually have a Shug Jordan signed scholarship offer (honorary). It's not something I display but it was practically free and my keeping it means some Auburn fan doesn't get their hands on it, heh.
I have several CNS signed stuff so I’m really not hurting for his autograph. If it was Greg Maddux or Brady (guys in which it’s difficult to get their autographs) then yes.
The real value in the piece is that it’s a LSU signed item.
The real value in the piece is that it’s a LSU signed item.
I don't know how much they'd have to pay me to take it. It is like having a picture of your wife with her then husband.
I had a book about Saban called Tiger Turnaround. In my days of pettiness, I tossed it. That was a mistake, even for an unsigned copy.
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