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Originally Posted by David Atkatz
What are you complaining about? It's a reproduction signature. It was sold as a reproduction. And--just so there's no problem with possible future sales--it looks like a reproduction.
It's no different than the stamped baseballs that were sold at stadiums in the 1950s and 60s.
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Am I complaining? I think not...
I am fairly disappointed that someone can note a 'computer generated' ball is "$6000 if authentic" and using that as a sales pitch get $140.
I understand it is sold as a reproduction and I have no problem with that...
I am noting the absolutely ridiculous price the reproduction got.