The last baseball Barry Bonds hit out of the park sold for ........... read and find out.
Sunday, April 13, 2008
What Does Baseball Have To Do With Economics?
The last baseball Barry Bonds hit out of the park sold for ........... read and find out.
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oh lord...thats crazy all that money for just one hit by barry bonds..all i gotta say is sutton better never loose that ball. he is sitting on a fortune
base ball the all time sport that has been around longer the ever. bonds was a good player and broke the top record but 6 figures to buy a ball to hold on to it for a while and sell it for 7 figures is a nice thought but truely redundent in my opinion. and not worth the money witch could have been spent in better ways
A base ball that sells for six figures is mind-blowing to me. But i can see why it would, because some people are baseball crazy. I think that some people would pay more than 6 figures if indeed it was his last home-run. Also i think that this baseball will increase in value over time. In conclusion I think that BB's last home run is a vary valuable item.
I think that the idea of holding on to a ball that you payed 6 figures for then selling it for 7 figures is a good idea cause that would make you a lot of money and with that you could help people
thats a load of crap. all u got to do is go to baeball games catch a homerun ball and sell them and you dont need a job. i need to start doing that
paying all that money is kinda ridiculous even though it has a big part in history i couldn't do it...
i Think if they wnat to spend all that money on a baseball let them its there money. Maybe by buying the baseball could help out the economy out just a little. But in others words i could of bought a nice and fast car with that money or even a house but it was his money so let him spend it.
Bonds is probably one of the all time greats I grew up watching this guy I would pay a 6 figure sum to turn around years later and sell it for a seven figure sum who wouldn't for real you would be stupid not to because if you did sell it for a seven figure sum you would be making a huge profit because Bonds is the all time homerun king and someone out there would pay that much for a ball
i think its crazy how a baseball can sell for that much sutton better keep that ball for as long as he can.many people are crazy enough to pay that for a ball.
paying that much for a baseball is absolutly crazy to me. But I guess if your a millionaire and a baseball fanatic it wouldnt hurt none. I think Im gonna start going to baseball games so I can try to catch one the odds arent very good but getting even 1000 bucks for a baseball would be well worth it let alone 200,000+ dollars that buys me a house in one payment.
Wow. Thats insane but baseball is baseball and its also a major sport in our lifes. I cant imagine the LAST EVER baseball he will ever hit out of the park would go for -.-
sutton is a lucky man to catch that ball is about to be rich like rich because barry bonds cracked a ball right to him i wish i was him right now and if barry decides not to play again people are gonna want that ball for a fortune.
Wow. I don't think i would ever pay that much money for a baseball. I might try to sell one for that much but never buy one. But who knows someone will most likely buy that ball for a whole lot more in the future.
Baseball is spending way too much but i guess its worth it for the fanatics if they keep watching and going to the games the League will never lose money its a great benifit for the teams but not the ppl spendeing money for a game that they may be disappointed over.
Oh my lanta. That is NUTS. People can make so much money for just about anything these days. You make a home run- you're rich in the big leagues. You make up a song lyric and throw a couple of pick up lines and drugs- you're famous. It doesn't take much. 7 figures???? wow..
I think that its completely stupid to pay that much for anything like a sports collectible. Whoever has that ball better not lose it
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