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07-27-2019, 07:27 AM
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Thank you for your valued opinion Todd. In complete agreement with your view as to why we collect the certain players that we do.
There is indeed 100% provenance on the minor league baseball. As mentioned, of course Jr would have to progress to the Super Star status for any of these items to hold any value at all. Question is more to the rarity of the MilB game used signed ball as compared to the MLB Game used rookie bat. Is it a given that the rare Milb ball will never garner any attention because it is not an MLB piece? Does the rarity of the ball ever factor into the equation? Thank you. 
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