May 16, 200719 yr I will be in the outfield on 4th of July. If I get it.. definetly a bidding process probably ebay.
May 16, 200719 yr I'd say it depends on how much it's going for. But to be honest I'm probably selling it 99.9999% of the time. Let's face it, a baseball worth XXXXXXXX amount of dollars can't buy much security to protect such a valuable item. However the money from that ball could afford you a great deal of things. Keeping it all I could really hope for is a lame book deal, interview's and etc. "How I Caught Controversial #756" By Sportsfan41 First Page,..... "So there it was coming straight at me, the lights and everyone all on me,..... and I stuck my hand out......"
May 16, 200719 yr I will be in the outfield on 4th of July. If I get it.. definetly a bidding process probably ebay. I will be at that game also. If i get it, it goes to the highest bidder other than Fat head Bonds.:ylsuper:
May 16, 200719 yr Sell it and pay off bills and setup funds for my children. If he can become a millionaire based on the money I help pay to MLB, I can also use him to become a millionaire.
May 16, 200719 yr Good question. As a baseball fan, I would offer it back to Bonds or to the Baseball HOF Museum. Nah... as a baseball fan I'd sell it on Ebay.
May 17, 200719 yr I seriously doubt Bonds is interested in paying for the ball.... Your probably right.. but collectors and those sports shops with pay $$$$$$$$
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