A man made perhaps the worst deal of his life after hitting thousands of dollars for a ball that in a short time has been devalued, worse than the Mexican peso in 1994, after Tom Brady to announce his return to the NFL just a few weeks after announcing his retirement.
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The ball with the greatest devaluation in history?
Through an auction page, one person paid more than 500 thousand dollars for the ball which was supposed to be the last touchdown pass in the history of Tom Brady, but the quarterback with the most Super Bowl rings in all history, made his investment fall apart.
The store that auctioned the ball confirmed that the ball had been purchased during the early hours of March 13 for $518,628.
Tom Brady’s last touchdown ball sold for $518,628 last night at @Lelandsdotcom. https://t.co/K3PkStY9pU pic.twitter.com/aQiUBPXrb8
– Darren Rovell (@darrenrovell) March 13, 2022
The ball that Mike Evans gave away in the stands after receiving Brady’s pass in the divisional round game it went from being a historical item to simply a Brady thrown ball.
The Mike Evans Tradition
It was on January 23 when Tom Brady played what was his last game in the NFL for a few months, and at the moment he threw the ball to Mike Evans, no one could imagine that it might be the last pass for a touchdown. since this represented the 27-27 tie against the Rams with just a few seconds left in the fourth quarter.
Evans has a habit of giving the ball away to the stands every time he achieves a score, without noticing that perhaps that ball is historic, although at that time nobody could know it, since the game pointed to a definition in extra time.
Once again, Mike Evans gave away a pretty important ball ????
This was Tom Brady’s last touchdown pass pic.twitter.com/DlIdn9XX9w
— PointsBet Sportsbook (@PointsBetUSA) February 2, 2022
However, the Rams took the victory with an unexpected field goal, after Matthew Staford’s miraculous bombing of Cooper Kupp.
