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Way to go Scott! Great addition for your collection!
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Personally, I love the attachments which were added to the pins by vendors in order to attract more buyers. I think it adds a lot if you can find the original attachments that hung on the boards outside stadiums.
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I do agree with you mike especially when its a unique hangar or ribbon. I see you have that little knife on your crossed bats pin. I have one on a Mantle pin. In todays society I dont think it would go over well.. LOL
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You’re right about the knife Al. You couldn’t sell that today at a ballpark. Do you agree that the souvenir business was pretty much destroyed in 1969 when MLB licensed their products? Pins and pennants after that suck.
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I love the pins with hangers, the more unusual, the better
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Incredible grouping Bob!
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Such a cool collection of exceptional, perhaps one of a kind, early pinbacks!
Last edited by Scott Garner; 08-12-2022 at 10:54 AM. |
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Thanks Clint!
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