Wayne Gretzky Shadow Box Negotiation

The video features a discussion about a Wayne Gretzky autographed shadow box from the 1999 Bud Light Bowl. The seller, Keith, explains the item's history and his desire to sell it for proper display. The conversation shifts to the value of Gretzky's autograph, noting its authenticity and market value. A negotiation ensues, with initial offers and counteroffers, eventually settling on a sale price of $160. The video concludes with a mention of other items Keith brought along.

What is the origin of the Wayne Gretzky shadow box?

• It was a gift from Wayne Gretzky.

• It was a first place regional trophy for the Bubble Boy League.

• It was a promotional item from a hockey game.

• It was a personal item from Wayne Gretzky's collection.

Why does the owner want to sell the shadow box?

• He is moving to a smaller house.

• He needs the money urgently.

• He wants it to be displayed properly.

• He is no longer a fan of Wayne Gretzky.

What is the general value range of Wayne Gretzky's autograph?

• $300 to $400

• $50 to $100

• $200 to $300

• $125 to $200

What was the initial asking price for the shadow box?

• $1,800

• $1,500

• $2,000

• $1,200

What was the first counteroffer made by the buyer?

• $140

• $120

• $100

• $160

What humorous suggestion was made during the negotiation?

• To flip a coin

• To arm wrestle

• To play a game of hockey

• To have a dance-off

What was the final agreed price for the shadow box?

• $140

• $150

• $160

• $170

How did the seller feel about the final price?

• Disappointed

• Satisfied

• Angry

• Indifferent

What did the seller say about the transaction at the end?

• He was unsure about the decision.

• He wanted more money.

• He thought it was a fair deal.

• He regretted selling it.

What else did Keith bring besides the shadow box?

• A vintage hockey jersey

• A signed hockey stick

• A big cocktail of crazy

• A collection of hockey pucks