What else do you collect??? (pics encouraged!)

Aquaman H20 · #41 (**permalink**) 05-10-2008, 06:31 AM

Sports Memorabilia from my two favorite teams

Denver Broncos
Actual seats from the old Mile High Stadium

John Elway and Terrel Davis signed balls. Signed photos of Elway, Davis, Rod Smith, Ed McCaffery, Shannon Sharpe

More signed photos: Jason Elam, Jay Cutler, Dan Marino, and Doug Flutie, and an Elway action figure

New York Mets:
Signed Tom Sever 300 games won Daily Newspaper, Signed photo, ball and action figure, Tug McGraw signed ball, signed bat by the 2000 Mets .

Al Lieter Signed World Series Jersey.
Signed photos of players from the 2000 WS (Mets v. Yankees); Mike Piazza, Edguardo Alfonzo, John Franco, Al Lieter, Bobby Jones, and Rick Reed.

Not pictured at my office at work I have signed photos of almost every player on the '87 Mets (won the world series v. Red Sox), I'm just missing Ray Knight of the starters. My favorite is a pic of the Buckner error signed by Mookie and Buckner.

weak · #42 (**permalink**) 05-10-2008, 06:37 AM

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Originally Posted by guinness

I've bought over 200 classic arcade games in a 10 year span. I'm down to about 30 now, and after the first week in June I'll be down to 4. Sadly I don't have time for it anymore and I want to develop a Theater room and finish the basement with a nice poker section. Most locals are aware of the TV show I was on:

YouTube - Basement 80's Arcade in New Hampshire

Some other pics of more games after the addition (after the show):

That's really awesome. I love the old arcade machines. I've been thinking of an arcade with integrated MAME for quite a while, but the original machines are even better.

Will you sell the cabinets only and keep the game boards? Some should be compatible, shouldn't they?

djexacto · #43 (**permalink**) 05-12-2008, 04:03 AM

Please tell me one of you has Street Fighter 2!!!

EuroPokerChips · #44 (**permalink**) 05-12-2008, 05:30 PM

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Originally Posted by weak

That's really awesome. I love the old arcade machines. I've been thinking of an arcade with integrated MAME for quite a while, but the original machines are even better.

Will you sell the cabinets only and keep the game boards? Some should be compatible, shouldn't they?

I would LOVE to find a good to excellent condition Atari 720 (Skateboarding) stand up arcade game. SKATE OR DIE!!!!

Love that game, and Paperboy too. PS3 games are fun but there is something to be said for the classics of the 80's.

Bryan