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<i>A woman will collect $760 for a bowl of cereal with an image resembling the Philadelphia Eagles' logo that she put on online auction site eBay.
Caryl L. Ludwig said that the image formed out of green Apple Jacks pieces in her daughter's green breakfast bowl. Ludwig said the bowl once belonged to her grandfather, who was a lifelong Eagles fan, and suggested that it could bring good luck to the Eagles in Sunday's Super Bowl in Jacksonville, Fla.
She photographed the image of the cereal and bowl and auctioned off the contents, minus the milk.
The winner of the auction, which ended Thursday, was Ralph Garman, who summoned friends to contribute to the bid.
"We would have paid up to $1,000," said Garman of Los Angeles, an actor and a morning radio personality on KROQ-FM. "Apple Jacks" and "Jacksonville" even share part of their names, he said...</i> <A HREF="http://apnews.excite.com/article/20050204/D881VA8G0.html">Entire Story Here</A>
<i>A woman will collect $760 for a bowl of cereal with an image resembling the Philadelphia Eagles' logo that she put on online auction site eBay.
Caryl L. Ludwig said that the image formed out of green Apple Jacks pieces in her daughter's green breakfast bowl. Ludwig said the bowl once belonged to her grandfather, who was a lifelong Eagles fan, and suggested that it could bring good luck to the Eagles in Sunday's Super Bowl in Jacksonville, Fla.
She photographed the image of the cereal and bowl and auctioned off the contents, minus the milk.
The winner of the auction, which ended Thursday, was Ralph Garman, who summoned friends to contribute to the bid.
"We would have paid up to $1,000," said Garman of Los Angeles, an actor and a morning radio personality on KROQ-FM. "Apple Jacks" and "Jacksonville" even share part of their names, he said...</i> <A HREF="http://apnews.excite.com/article/20050204/D881VA8G0.html">Entire Story Here</A>
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