No word if Quick signed the sandwich along an image of the Virgin Mary. As the goalie said, the grilled cheese he signed had two large bites taken out of it, which really does beg for more context.

The sandwich is said to bear the image of the Virgin Mary in its grill marks. It was cooked 10 years ago by a Florida woman, who sold it in November to an Internet casino for $28,000.

Many people who have eaten pork chop sandwiches from both Hoff’s Grill and Snappy Lunch in Mount Airy, made famous by the Andy Griffith Show in the 1970s, prefer the one made by Hoffner, he said.