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Originally Posted by Big Dave
Any particular reasons why this is no good?
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I'll refrain from commenting on who sold the ball, as it appearss to be self-evident.
But to answer your question, I don't like the letter formation (especially the big "G"). There was a fellow named Robert Prouty about a decade ago, who was peddling big name fakes by the truckload. I forget the name of his company, but he had an impressive website with prices just low ebough to lure unsuspecting and/or novice collectors into making a big purchase. Prouty's name was later listed as one of the "bad apples" in Operation Bullpen.
I'll stop rambling... just wanted to say that this ball has the exact characteristics one of his Gehrigs.