Any piece of memorabilia is a piece to cherish, especially if it comes from one of the most important players in the history of football, and when we say it comes from him, it is not a lie. The pants Tom Brady wore in his last NFL game have a new owner and they only cost nearly $90,000.
The unique piece of sports memorabilia went to the highest bidder through Gray Flannel Auctions, and the final price surpassed the $10,000 minimum mark. At the end, the amount that made the pants go once, twice and then ultimately were sold, was an astonishing $89,100.
The size 34 pewter and red pants are from the last game of Brady’s Hall of Fame career, when the Tampa Bay Buccaneers lost to the Dallas Cowboys in the NFC Wild Card game on January 16, 2023.
The pants include the date and Cowboys name handwritten inside the waistband, as well as a Bucs #12 tag. Several Tom Brady and sports fans placed bids on the strings, but the winning bid was very high.
Who was the winner of the bid?
Whether you are fan or not of Tom Brady and his teams, it is undeniable that everyone would like a piece of memorabilia and history from who many call the greatest ever. No word on who the lucky owner is, but we assume whoever it is must be delighted with the new item.
Another cool sports item that also sold this weekend with GFA was Jim Abbott’s game-used New York Yankees jersey he wore during their no-hitter against Cleveland on September 4, 1993.
The Yankees’ striped button-down jersey, which has an ABBOTT-93 tag, was also signed by the pitcher. It sold for $44,428 after 18 bids.
