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10-21-2006, 01:30 PM
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A bit O/T - but Vintage Related
Posted By: Mike Campbell
Does anyone remember the guy who was supposedly investing money for his clients and instead bought hundreds of thousands of dollars if not millions of dollars, of antique baseball memorabilia. If I recall he had many original vintage jerseys and bats of Ruth etc, etc. This took place like 15 years ago or so, and the story was on 60 minutes and such I believe.. He had the stough stored and then died I believe. I know there was quite a search for the items. But the last I recall it has never been found. Does anyone recall this story, and has any of the valuable items ever turned up? And if so, what were some of the more valuable things? I was thinking about that today, and was just curious. 
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