Brad Daugherty's Main Event Bracelet on eBay1991 WSOP Championship Bracelet Doesn't Meet Reserve Price |
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The bidding for the 1991 World Series of Poker main event bracelet of Brad Daugherty ended this past Sunday on the auction site eBay. The closing bid was $30,100, however the undisclosed reserved price was not met, and the item was not sold.
Daugherty’s 14-karat gold piece of jewelry, which has his first name engraved on its face, was won at the first final table that awarded a $1 million first-place prize.
The sale joins the flurry of WSOP bracelets to find their way onto eBay this year. In January, T.J. Cloutier’s 2005 bracelet sold for $4,006. In November, Peter Eastgate’s main event bracelet was auctioned for $147,500, with all the money going to charity. Shortly after Eastgate put his championship hardware up for sale, Paul “Eskimo” Clark’s 1999 Razz bracelet went for $4,050. Finally, the 1999 WSOP bracelet of Hassan Kamoei was on eBay earlier this month, with a starting price of $3,800. However, there were no bids on Kamoei’s piece of poker history.
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Comments
BLAngel
over 11 years ago
These things are becoming a joke. They should just give out a bracelet for the main event.
Virginia Bob
over 11 years ago
hey when your broke ( as most of these pros are you got to get money where u can). I do not fault them for trying to sell the bracelet if they are broke. I have been there and any port in a storm. All though Myself I would sell porn on a streat corner before I would sell a bracelet ( I do not have one as of yet but it would be the highlote of my poker carear) I do not think they are a joke but there is way too much credit given for them as they are increasing the number of events that u can win a bracelet every year. so yes they are ieng duluted. no offense just my 2 cents worth
Virginia Bob