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03-04-2008, 11:08 AM
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Now that is one expensive photo
Posted By: Dan Bretta
Hard to say on the Knickerbocker photo....it will go for more than $10,000, just depends on if you get two guys that really want it bad enough to shoot it out. It's a significant photo because it contains some players who have never shown up on a photo until now, but it's kind of boring aesthetically as far as baseball photos go...just my opinion though. 
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