Oct 27, 2004 3:23 PM

Collectors Pay $200 for Free Tshirt

Collectors set a new record for the price of a free T-shirt from an Apple store grand opening, reports Gary Allen of IFOAppleStore. “The grand opening T-shirt collectors are at it again! A Stanford (N. Calif.) mini-store commemorative T-shirt just set a new record U.S. price of $202.50 on eBay… The two collectors apparently have […]

Collectors set a new record for the price of a free T-shirt from an Apple store grand opening, reports Gary Allen of IFOAppleStore.

"The grand opening T-shirt collectors are at it again! A Stanford (N. Calif.) mini-store commemorative T-shirt just set a new record U.S. price of $202.50 on eBay... The two collectors apparently have most older shirts, but are now definitely on the look-out for the newest stores that opened last weekend.

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