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10-03-2010, 02:47 PM
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I could not agree more. I am completely against any and all reproductions of autographs and equipment. I don't care how well thay are stamped as a reproduction. Someone will take sandpaper to the stamping, rub oil and dirt all over it, leave it in the yard for a year, then sell it as an authentic old ball, bat, glove, etc. I don't care if it makes these pieces available to the masses, these products can only cause harm to the hobby. Please do not buy anything that is a reproduction of old baseball memorabilia or equipment. Ok...I'm done ranting.
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