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I just picked up two incredible pins relating to the Denver Bears / Grizzlies. The Denver Bears (aka Grizzlies, Mountaineers & Mountain Lions) was a minor league team that played from 1884 through 1954. The 1911 Grizzlies were the Western League Champions and are considered one of the top 100 minor league teams of all-time.
One of the pins I just got is related to that 1911 team. It has a team photo but more amazing is the ribbon attachment. The pin is shown in the Muchinsky book (without ribbon). The other pin is a homecoming pin for the 1923 Denver Bears. It pictures many of their players in individual cameos. Any thoughts on their value would be appreciated. Thanks! Lou |
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Hi Lou,
Great Pins! Not sure about value but I'm pretty sure the 1923 button is actually the Northern Colorado Bears Football team coached by George Cooper. |
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Rob- I enjoyed seeing all of those Giants pins. I think my favorite was the anti-Dodger Boo-ribe.
Attached is recent pickup for me, a Chester Charge button from earlier days of the Astros. Apparently the Astrodome scoreboard was a big deal back in the day and Chester was a graphic that would "run" across the board when good things happened. |
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Hi!
i think you're right about it being a football pin. Thanks for the info. Lou |
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I picked up the second pose of the large PM-10 for Hank Bauer. Still missing Richardson, Boyer and Slaughter.
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Thanks Cliff Bowman for sending me these Tiger pins!
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No one is sending meanthing!
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If I had that Billy Pierce or Mike Krukow pin they would be on their way
. The few Giants pins that I have are the easily found ones.
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Quote:
I got so hard up, I actually sent a letter to Krukow about a month ago. ![]() On a good note, I got something cheap on ebay today that I’ve been looking for for 20 years! (not a pin).
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