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07-12-2017, 10:37 PM
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Pat Neshek is an incredibly nice guy and one of the very rare good guys who made it and didn't forget where their roots or interests are. He's not some "investor", he's a collector. A lot of one than most of the clowns that bid on those high dollar items.
When he was with the Twins he used to regularly shop the floor at Twinsfest and was involved in regular guy collector conversations with regular guys. A total class act. To talk down about him shows how jealous you are of his success and his ability to take a run at the Wagner. The guy has probably wanted one since he was about 10 years old. Get a clue. 
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