A little while back Another Britain Loyalists fan sued the Nationalists association for not appropriately taking care of a signed banner from Tom Brady that he had loaned the association.
42-year-old Daniel Vitale stated in October that a banner he lent the group last year for a unique Brady show had the signature
blurred because of it not being treated behind glass that would stay away from light and intensity from making the signature blur.
Thus, Vitale accepts that the blurred signature has brought down the worth of the banner by upwards of $1 million – and he’s suing the group for the lost worth.
In the midst of the claim, Tom Brady has been called upon to cure what is happening.
As per ProFootballTalk, Brady has consented to just signature the banner once more.
The Patriots had been sued for not properly handling a flag that had been signed by Tom Brady. So Brady re-signed the flag. (If only every lawsuit could be resolved that easily.) https://t.co/v9S8FsmCTE
— ProFootballTalk (@ProFootballTalk) November 21, 2022
The actual banner was flown at the last customary season game at any point played at the old Foxboro Arena in 2001.
The Loyalists would proceed to win their most memorable Super Bowl that year, starting off their line.
Yet, it seems to be the genuine dollar worth of the banner matters somewhat more than the unadulterated nostalgic worth of it.
Presently Vitale will actually want to get the full worth of his appreciated memorabilia from that noteworthy season.