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09-23-2007, 02:20 PM
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My new bat
Posted By: Mike H
Greg, you would only restore non-gamers. Store model bats are sometimes restored for visual appeal because there is no historical significance to the player who used it. The better the condition, the greater the value, within reason. For example; I had a Hanna Batrite J Foxx with a completely shattered handle and large chip off the knob. I paid $3 for it. I had Fred completely restore it. I disclosed completely what had been done and sold it for $1,500. That is why you restore a bat. 
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