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07-26-2009, 09:13 AM
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Mike:
That D&M Trophy is stunning. It really has it all- from the crossed bat support to the loving cup, to the classic D&M Logo Ball, to that great pitcher figural at the top. Also, it may be the nicest conditioned trophy I have ever seen from that era... Do you have to continually maintain/polish it, or does it just stay that way? Most of these trophies look great with some tarnishing and aging, as it enhances the vintage look and patina. But yours is simply spectacular in its pristine state! 
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