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Wanna sell it? $5 I’ll pay shipping.
Worth some bucks. Probably a lot. Contact 2-3 sports memorabilia people. These folks may still be buying: https://www.lilcooperstown.com/
Adding this: It may be a copy, not an original. There can’t be that many originals so the one on eBay indicates that there are copies. I’d investigate that.
Holy shit dude. If that’s legit you hit the goddamned jackpot.
I have the same poster. The one I have is a print though.
Treasure right there
“Let me call in an expert.”
No idea what it’s worth but I drunkenly paid $350 for a similar one signed by the entire team. It is authentic, as Jack O’callahan was at the event.
Even has Chex LeMeneux! He hardly signed anything.
That’s not just cool. That’s history.
Fuckin’ score!
At first glance, I thought it was a hockey fight that all the participants had signed.
e.g. “This is me punching Ladowski” – Gordie Howe
Wonderful piece! I was a student at Bowling Green State University at the time… as did Ken Morrow and Mark Wells
“DO YOU BELIEVE IN MIRACLES?”
$2,500 on eBay at the moment.
https://i.imgur.com/yHl4jQs.jpg
We’ve got this one and a replica medal. Very sweet find. Several of those guys aren’t with us anymore.
Can’t be. I don’t see Chex Lemeneux.
Lucky you.
Looking for roger from American dad
DO YOU BELIEVE IN MIRACLES?!?
Are you Roger Smith ?
That’s an awesome find.
I grew up across the street from Mike Eruzione in Winthrop, MA. My dad would always go and ask him to sign things. Really nice guy. I went to school with his kids, too. Also nice people.
Oh wow. That’s amazing! I remember watching that game as a kid. I have the Craig replica sweater. Still one of the coolest designs, IMHO.
Worthless but I will give you about tree fifty for it
What a snag. Wasn’t alive for the event itself but Miracle’s one of my favorite sports movies ever. Plus watched the game replay. Truth almost stranger than fiction but you’ve got the signatures from those boys themselves
played on that rink many times growing up thanks to my dad working summers in Lake Placid, what a piece
I’m pretty sure that pic was taken by Heinz Kluetmeier from Sports Illustrated.
He gave my dad a print without the graphics or autos.
Very cool
Doesn’t look with the printed version so you’d probably be able to get $2500 or so for it if real at a store. Which means you’d probably be able to sell it on eBay for up to that if you waited for it or to a store for $1000ish.
Looking at the picture, it looks real. But you’d need to see it in person to check the ink, authenticate the photo age etc.
I don’t think it’ll sell for that but here is another from the same batch.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/324399969367?chn=ps&mkevt=1&mkcid=28
Edit: looking more at it, I see a lot of inconsistencies in the sigs. I’d definitely think authentication would be necessary to sell this.