Let's just pretend that didn't happen.
- The buyer of what was supposedly Tom Brady's last touchdown ball, a 55-yard throw to wide receiver Mike Evans against the L.A. Rams last season, won't have to hand over $518,000 anymore.
- Brady announced his retirement from Tampa Bay on February 1.
- The ball sold for $518,628 on March 12 --- then Brady's unretirement happened less than 24 hours later.
- Luckily for the anonymous collector, a mutual agreement between the buyer, seller, and auction house has voided the sale.
- Do you have a story of a huge purchase you made that quickly turned into a you've got to be kidding me moment?
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