Charlie Sheen is gloating after he made $4 million auctioning off baseball legend’s Babe Ruth’s World Series ring and Yankees contract — but the troubled actor reportedly had to give up the prized possessions because he’s joined the ranks of broke stars! “Charlie is desperate for cash,” said several pals of the troubled star. “He’s blown through all his millions and can’t find work. He’s at the end of his rope.” The filthy-rich Sheen had once been one of the world’s leading collectors of baseball memorabilia — before his celebrity net worth took a big hit over a series of public scandals…
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Sheen had sold most of his collection over the years, but insiders said he was always determined to keep Ruth’s 1927 World Series ring. “The Bambino’s ring meant the world to Charlie,” said an insider. “He’s showed it off to all his pals, including a lot of Major League Baseball players! He swore he would never sell it off, no matter how broke he got!”
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“He’s kept [the ring and contract] up in an area of his home in Beverly Hills called Babe’s Bar,” said an insider — but they all changed as Sheen's career went downhill as he was had to keep up child support to his baby mamas. The former star still insisted that he just wanted to share the memorabilia with others. "Whatever price it brings," Sheen said, "is gravy!"
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Sheen had sold most of his collection over the years, but insiders said he was always determined to keep Ruth’s 1927 World Series ring. “The Bambino’s ring meant the world to Charlie,” said an insider. “He’s showed it off to all his pals, including a lot of Major League Baseball players! He swore he would never sell it off, no matter how broke he got!”
Photo credit: Getty Images
“He’s kept [the ring and contract] up in an area of his home in Beverly Hills called Babe’s Bar,” said an insider — but they all changed as Sheen's career went downhill as he was had to keep up child support to his baby mamas. The former star still insisted that he just wanted to share the memorabilia with others. "Whatever price it brings," Sheen said, "is gravy!"
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