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06-08-2010, 03:50 PM
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A few weeks ago, this scan got tossed around as just how low things can go and how their reputation is defined. More amusingly is the wording (bidding is low so you can get a bargain!) for this piece as if they were doing us a favor by starting it so low. The final price on a baseball bat signed by Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig was $1156. I wonder what it would sell for with an LOA from TTL as it seems as people have figured out what exactly is going on here.
Very sad but the show will go on. Regards, Larry 
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