Fan sues Patriots says they damaged Tom Brady-autographed flag

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fan Daniel Vitale is suing the team over a U.S. flag autographed by. The fan loaned the flag to the Patriots for their Hall of Fame, and he alleges the team damagedthe piece of valuable memorabilia, .The flag flew over Foxboro Stadium during the 2001-2002 season, which was the last in the venue's  Jarred Vanderbilt Jersey existence. Vitale bought the flag in 2020 in hopes of holding it as an investment, but he told the AP that it still holds a lot of value to him personally."I am a Ricky Rubio Jersey  die-hard Patriots fan and have been for 40 years," Vitale said. "That flag was so significant to me because it was right after 9/11 and it was the last regular-season game at Foxboro Stadium."The flag, which features Brady's autograph in blue Sharpie, is described as "a pricele s piece of sports memorabilia and historical artifact."Vitale loaned the flag to the Patriots in June 2021 so they could display it in their Hall of Kelan Martin Jersey  Fame. Just months later, Vitale asked for the flag back because Brady, now with the , was thinking about retirement.  When the flag was returned to Vitale, he claims that Brady's autograph was faded. In his lawsuit, Vitale alleges that the Patriots' Hall of Fame did not have the lighting or the display case nece sary to protect the autograph. The lawsuit also claims that there was a "significant gap" in the gla s that allowed light and heat to pa s through and deteriorate the signature.The lawsuit states that the value of the flag dropped by anywhere from hundreds of thousands of dollars to $1 million.Vitale told the AP that his  Naz Reid Jersey daughter has autism, and the family was hoping to get money to help hire a full-time nanny to help care for her. Vitale also said he has tried  Robert Covington Jersey contacting the Patriots directly, but after not getting much of a response he chose to file the lawsuit.  "I've tried to do everything I can to settle with these guys, but they don't even want to talk to us," Vitale said.
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