Ten-Year-Old Grilled Cheese Sandwich Is Back On E-Bay
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Updated: 7:07 PM Nov 16, 2004
Ten-Year-Old Grilled Cheese Sandwich Is Back On E-Bay
A 10-year-old grilled cheese sandwich that some think bears the image of the Virgin Mary is back on E-Bay and the bids reached almost $100,000 within hours after the sandwich was relisted.
Posted: 8:30 AM Nov 17, 2004
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E-Bay pulled the grilled cheese image of the Virgin Mary from its Web site, but reversed its decision Tuesday and put the 10-year-old sandwich back on the auction block.

Bids reached nearly $100,000 within hours after the sandwich was relisted.

Sandwich owner Diana Duyser says she spotted the image after she'd taken a bite out of the sandwich and saw the face staring back at her.

She put the sandwich up for sale last week and drew bids of as much as $22,000.

The page was viewed almost 100,000 times before it was taken down.

The page showed almost 200,000 views within hours of its return to the Web site.

Click Here For E-Bay Sandwich Site

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