GeauxGirl33

Bruce hasn't own that shop in BR in like 10 years. He's in Maryland now with the same shop with the same name. However, he is hosting a show next Saturday with LSU baseball players.

LSU Baseball Signing - Jones, Dickenson, and more!

Another way to support the players! :geauxtigers:

As mentioned, $15-20 is the value. If it was signed then the value would be in the $200 + range.

They did not print programs for this game and there were no real ticket stubs to my knowledge. Most were digital, maybe could print from home.

I have every bowl game program and the majority of tickets stubs from every LSU bowl game so was quite annoyed.

Found someone selling an in the field pass so bought that.

They have a digital copy of the program on the bowl games website.

An estate company in Lafayette is selling it on behalf of the family to answer your question StPeteLSU.

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she's doing that...and they programs are mostly in good condition, but still. Now she is selling some 1959 programs that are common, $100 tops IMHO...hope she does great because I have some of same...

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Yeah the value of a couple of our license plates, 1958 program, and 1959 Ole Miss program just double and tripled :lol:

These prices were insane. It's from a former player's estate so I guess those bidding assumed they were worth more, and they were not.

They might be hoping to get the inside scoop on other items if they paid up. Regardless very silly to run up those prices.

Most of the 1958 program sale on average b/t $150-200 ... some maybe getting to $250 (rarely).

I've seen the Cannon Run Ole Miss program go for as high as $800 (usually $300-500 range), but $1680 is a ridiculous price even for a fairly rare program.

Here’s the info directly from LSU:

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I would check that what you want to send in can be signed. Rumor was they would probably not refuse items for the public signing, but anything dropped off or mailed in was to follow strict licensed item rules set by Fanatics.

Fanatics will probably have a rep at the private signing and if it’s not a licensed product they can refuse it to be signed and just refund the total. Was told this directly by a rep of the signing in Ohio.

There has not been a confirmed time period for the other players. They are working on getting them to Tiger Bait, but nothing can be confirmed until contracts are signed.

Very true. They might have tried to stent and punctured the artery, then had to have bypass to fix that issue. Or the stent failed and had to do a bypass. Very plausible options.

Left Field, close to the playground and The Yard (beer garden). You can bring your stroller in and tuck it under the left field stands. Just remember clear bag for everything, even the diaper bag.