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Seth spotted this club patch for sale. I tried to find a website related to this club, but didn’t have any luck. The price is crazy!
http://www.ebay.com/itm/151707146319
I know its just a patch and what can you say, but for that price there needs to be some sort of description in that persons listing to possibly even justify the price.
I sent a msg to seller. If the reply is worth repeating I will post it here. Embroidery might have been hand sewn by Repunzel, from solid gold unicorn hair.
I have never heard of that club. As for the price…… WOW!!! I know club patches can be expensive. My club patch has 40,000 stitches and to have them made the last time I got a quote it was $1.00 per thousand stitches. So that’s $40.00. When I looked at the up close pictures the whole patch is almost completely stitches. So to have it made it would be spendy but I don’t think it would cost $225.00.
I have an open mind. I’m thinking maybe some family members are saying “My dad was in that club and I had some fun times when I was little”. Followed by “I gotta get that patch!”. It can’t be too old, it is a CJ7. Uh, wait… what year is it now?