I know he liked the bottle. But he was very well-liked in the Colt world. RIP, Jim.
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Been a fan since the run to AFCCG v Steelers
Only owner I've known for the Colts... he was only 65
at least they say he passed away peacefully in his sleep, RIP Jim. what a time to be alive from 98 to 2018 as a Colts fan and him as the ownerComment -
Wow I thought he was over 65? He obv lived life like he wanted to. RIPComment -
Thought the same. Guy had been around forever.Originally posted by 2Sweeet
65 means that he was FAIRLY YOUNG when Peyton Manning came into the league.Where's the fuckin power box, Carol?Comment -
He had some incredible memorabilia he had collected over the years.
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Hard living. RIP JIM.Comment -
Did not know that, str:Originally posted by str
The Jim Irsay Collection
Main article: The Jim Irsay Collection
Outside football, Irsay made significant investments in music and memorabilia with The Jim Irsay Collection.[63] In 2001, Irsay purchased the original manuscript of On the Road, or "the scroll": a continuous, one hundred twenty-foot scroll of tracing paper sheets that Jack Kerouac cut to size and taped together, for $2.43 million. On May 5, 2018, he purchased an original printing of the 1939 book Alcoholics Anonymous with notes handwritten by the author Bill Wilson, cofounder of AA, for $2.4 million at auction.[64]
In 2021, Guitar Magazine characterized Irsay as the owner of "the greatest guitar collection on Earth."[65]
Irsay purchased guitars originally owned by Elvis Presley,[66] George Harrison, John Lennon, Paul McCartney, Jerry Garcia ("Tiger"),[66] Prince, Les Paul's 1954 Black Beauty[67] and other notable performers.[68] His purchases have set records: in 2014 he bought the electric guitar that Bob Dylan played at Newport for just under US$1 million[69] and in 2017 he paid US$2.2 million for a Ludwig drum set belonging to Ringo Starr.[70] On June 20, 2019, Irsay paid a record $3.975 million for a guitar, known as The Black Strat, formerly owned by Pink Floyd guitarist David Gilmour.[71] On May 23, 2022, Irsay paid a record $4.6 million for the 1969 Fender Mustang played by Nirvana's Kurt Cobain in the music video for "Smells Like Teen Spirit".[72] In 2023, Irsay acquired the saddle used by Secretariat when he won the American Triple Crown in 1973.[73][74] He also purchased the boots Muhammad Ali wore during his famous “Thrilla in Manila” fight against Joe Frazier, the volleyball Wilson from the movie Cast Away and letters from Abraham Lincoln, George Washington and Thomas Jefferson.[75]
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At the time of his death, Forbes estimated Jim Irsay's net worth at US$4.8 billion.Where's the fuckin power box, Carol?Comment -
Man, that era was something else. Sad news — RIP Jim, and thanks for the ride.Originally posted by ThaTopMoron
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