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View Poll Results: What would you do if you discovered a significant piece of baseball memorabilia
Keep the item for my own personal collection 54 48.21%
Consign the item to a major auction house 57 50.89%
Donate the item to a museum (Smithsonian, Cooperstown, Etc.) 1 0.89%
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Old 04-11-2013, 11:11 AM
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Default What would you do if you stumbled across a never before discovered baseball "Find"

Reading through item descriptions for some of the items in the upcoming REA auction got me to thinking. We see items sometimes described as "Never seen before" or "Only the second one ever found", and this got me thinking.

What would you do if you ever stumbled across and discovered a significant, rare/one of kind piece of baseball memorabilia that held not only a ridiculous significant potential dollar value, but a piece who's value to the history of baseball and Americana was potentially priceless?

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