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Yes.... 1920s to early 30s. All are rare, especially in nice unrestored condition.
The Batter Trophy is thought to be the rarest, with the Catcher not far behind. The Catcher is considered by many to be the most attractive. So it's rarity + aesthetic appeal usually account for it to realize the highest price of the five. These are now turning up on a far less frequent basis, so (based on laws of supply and demand) prices are on the rise. These are huge trophies, and most people are taken aback the first time they see one in person. |
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would it be wrong to paint one orange and black? kidding!!!!!
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Uhhhh no
On so many levels it would be wrong
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Came today
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That's a real cool piece Greg . I thought someone would grab that fast.
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