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10-29-2011, 11:25 AM
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Authenticity question
About 20 years ago, Home Shopping Network had their distribution warehouse here. Employees were allowed to buy things at a discount and often would resell them to a shop I operated with my partner. They had lots of Mantles, Fielder (who was hot at the time), Jackson plaques, etc. They also had a living (at the time) 500 HR ball. I am in the process of liquidating my partner's collection for his family. As much as anything, I am sure where this came from and what it's backstory is, but I wanted to know if it looks ok to people who have more expertise in this...Don't want to sell something for a reasonable amount of money there are any questions about.
This looks pretty much like a ball that is being offered by a dealer on the internet.    
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