John Titus Phillies Player Cancelled Checks

[Bored5000]

I wish the images had not been removed from this thread. I had not looked at this section of the board for a few days and would have liked to see the checks. Nevertheless, that does sound like a cool story from the original poster.

[HexsHeroes]

Originally Posted by Bored5000

I wish the images had not been removed from this thread. I had not looked at this section of the board for a few days and would have liked to see the checks. Nevertheless, that does sound like a cool story from the original poster.

Ditto. Missed viewing OC the last several days and would have loved to have viewed the image(s) too. But then, that often occurs when something has been sold in the B/S/T section too. An item is listed, sells, the image removed, and then I come across the original listing. Not sure why prices tend to be deleted/removed either. Slapped the word SOLD in bold lettering next to the price would seem to say enough. My loss.

[milkit1]

Yeah I got a message from my pm (asking what it sold for) saying to contact the buyer (and no information provided ). Since when is baseball memorabilia sales supposed to be top secret? Ugh

[HexsHeroes]

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I have always valued Net54 Old Cardboard as both an educational tool and community of devoted collectors of most/all things baseball. Shamefully, I have not utilized OC as a source of vintage autographs to buy. But that is my own shortcoming. So the sharing of exemplars, prices asked/achieved are of use to me, and likely to others. Just from the standpoint that an item offered/sold probably has similar counterparts in the collections of other OC members. To me, the price of the item sold is a good, general indicator of what the going market price is. Am I looking to sell; probably not. But if an item sells for an unexpectedly high price; I may reconsider and offer a similar item for sale. And to be very honest, I love seeing what others have, that I do not. Just my two cents worth.

[ATP]

I was the happy Titus buyer, for those who inquired :-)