Would you pay $1,500 for a bobblehead

[RickieWeeksJr]

Apparently these people would.

 

Simply unbelievable.

[PrinceFielder28]

wow

[MHgb]

Would you pay $200+ for the Mark Attanasio bobble which is only a year or two old and has a run of 200 or so? $200 for a Beloit Fielder with a run of 500? Hardy High Desert...etc. etc.

 

There are fewer of these early 60's (45-years-old) gold base, black, toes up Packers bobble and this one is in good shape. I do not know a whole lot about these, but I don't think it's outrageous considering the prices of other bobbles that are far, far less rare.

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To answer your question, no I would not pay $1500 for any bobblehead. But with respect to how rare, old, and condition the bobble is, it's worth far more than any Brewer bobble. I would imagine anyone trying to collect this NFL set would pay a pretty penny for it.

[RickieWeeksJr]

Settle down champ. I wasn't bashing the people buying it, I was just amazed that a bobblehead has that kind of price.

[MHgb]

I, too, am amazed that a little bobblehead would have such a price. But I don't know how much more settled down I could be. Just trying to explain the bobble in question and compare it to ones we are more familiar with. No offense, champ.

[billyhallfan]

there sure are a lot of winners on this board...

[TracyThom]

This thread reminds me of one of the South Park episodes from this season. "I'm not your champ, buddy." "I'm not your buddy, guy." "I'm not your guy, fwiend."

[BrewCrewForever]

there sure are a lot of winners on this board...

What does that mean? I know I'm a winner.