What is your "WHITE WHALE"...

[R. C. Walker]

https://www.google.com/imgres?imgurl...act=mrc&uact=8
Here is mine. Sorry for being a wise-guy....

I had to click on it. I couldn't resist.

[shermdawurm]

Mine would be late 1960s-early 70s Supersonics jerseys. Super rare and the few that pop up go for a ton. I've never seen any of the inaugural style jerseys even pop up for auction but I know a couple private collectors that have some.

[AM]

Fielding gloves (game issued or used) of the following:

Keith Hernandez
Don Mattingly
Andy Van Slyke
Mark Kotsay
Bill Virdon
Rick Monday
JT Snow
Mark Grace
Jim Piersall
Richie Ashburn


some others, too

[mbrieve]

This is going to sound kind of silly, but I have been actively looking for a Carlos Guillen game used Road Tigers jersey since he retired six years ago. I was in on the bidding for the World Series jersey that came up in a Goldin Auction three years ago, but it got out of my price range. I have not seen one road jersey come up for sale/auction in that time period, aside from the aforementioned WS jersey.

Let me know if you have a lead mbrieve at yahoo dot com

[Raidersfan]

Ken Stabler game used Oilers and/or Saints jersey.

[jeriley23]

I actually acquired two of my white whales recently: a Seattle Seahawks Kenny Easley game used jersey from the 1985 season, and a game used Superbowl 48 football (and yes the laces did have a dye that lit up under black light).

I suppose the one piece that I would consider a White whale would be a Largent Gamer from the 80s.

[bgakladd]

I have been looking for these 2 jerseys for almost 30 years. Finally purchased both of them this past weekend. A 1989 Cleveland Indians #45 game worn jersey of Brad Komminsk and his 1983 Atlanta Braves #7 game worn jersey. Thanks to Howard Wolf for letting me purchase the Indians jersey!

[Chgojhawk]

I have mine and I am guessing it is one of only a few in existence. A Paul Pierce GU Kansas Jayhawks jersey.

[gobills123]

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This was my whale.... by dumb luck it popped up at a thrift store and even then it wasnt known what it was and i got luck and happened upon it.

I guess as long as crazy things like this can happen the next what is a 86 rookie Kelly

[G1X]

Two for me.

Gerard Williams, a defensive back who wore #45 with Washington (1976-'78), #29 with San Francisco (1979 and '80), #29 with St. Louis (1980), and #30 with the Birmingham in the World Football League in 1974 and #33 in 1975.

Alfred Jenkins who wore #84 for Atlanta (1975-1983) and #80 with Birmingham in the World Football League in 1974.

Mark Hayne
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