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12-06-2024, 02:36 PM
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Appreciate the response and opinion. I was curious about this topic and mostly what the consensus was, if any, about the value of repaired trophies vs unaltered. I was just throwing out the "half price" and agree that may be a bit harsh.
The 5 Spalding trophies was in reference to there being 5 in the set not 5 known in total. There is a pitcher, batter, catcher, fielder and 1st baseman. I agree when it comes to true rarity you kind of have to buy what you can as long as you can live with the condition you happen to find it in 
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