Met's Fans have seen the last days of Shea Stadium baseball and now they will be seeing its demise. The Stadium that was home to the Mets since 1964 is slowly being torn down and the teams will have a new home for many seasons to come.
The demolition crews that were brought in Monday after the Mets were eliminated have started to tear down lights, bathrooms, and everything else.
Though Shea will be no more, Met's fans can own a piece of the stadium. The seats, signs and even the outfield wall can be put into someones basement. These memoribilia items will be sold to the highest bidder on an online auction that started last night. The highest priced bid so far is on the Shea Stadium letter "S" as high as $2,500. Keep watch on the sales just to see what they are selling. Who knew someone would want to buy directional signs and ketchup and mustard holders all because they were used in the Stadium they loved. The sale will continue to October 31, 2008.
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