Do you think you’re the biggest cubs fan out there? Here’s your chance to prove it! MLB Auctions put the first base from the 2016 World Series Game 7 used during the 9th and 10th innings up for sale early Monday morning. For those who’ve waited 108 years for last year’s World Series win, no price may be too steep, even though the price is climbing hundreds of dollars every hour.
So we know what you’re thinking… how much is this piece of Cubs history going to set you back? Since going live late Monday morning, the World Series first base is now at $17,550 (ouch) with 68 bids and continuing to rise with the smallest bid increment of $25.
If owning the base touched by Anthony Rizzo in the game’s final moments isn’t quite worth the damage to your wallet, head over to the MLB Auction site now for a chance to bid on over a dozen authentic World Series items, ranging from World Series baseballs, game jerseys, and even stuff for Cleveland fans.
There’s still time to join the auction. So it comes down to the final question… Do you still think you’re the biggest Cubs fan? Prove it now!
Featured Image Credit: Ron Vesely; Originally Reported by Chicagoist