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			"I don't believe what I just read" !
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			Congrats to Doug & Chad.....great items for an already great collection!
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			+1 +1.  Great people, and congrats.
		 
				__________________ Max Weder www.flickr.com/photos/baseballart for baseball art, books, ephemera, and cards and Twitter @maxweder | 
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			As a 34 year old, I had never seen anything like the Gibson HR when it happened and still have seen nothing else like it 20 years later (Save maybe the Boise State Fiesta Bowl game a few years ago).  I remember I was heavy into Strat O Matic Baseball that year with my friends and Eckersley was unhittable.  Possibly the best year for a closer in ML history and the situation for Gibson was the closest thing to a story book ending as anything in Sports.   If I was a billionaire, I would have bought em! Congrats to Chad and Doug, now you guys just need Roy Hobbs' jersey from "The Natural" to go with it! Rhys | 
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			There are no better people to safeguard history than Doug and Chad.
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			It was the simple greatest baseball moment in my lifetime that I witnessed. In saying that, those prices are absolutely insane.  After all, what does that make the Mookie ball now after it was purchased for what, $80,000 like ten years ago by Seth Swirsky? How about the pine tar bat? That has to sell for at least $200,000 of Gibby's bat brings over a half a million? DanC 
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			Well said.  Doug and Chad are unquestionably top notch.
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 Great people. Phenomenal collection. Extremely generous with the way they share it. JimB | 
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			LOL. +1. Nice take-off on Jack Buck's famous line. I agree with one of the posters, how much does that make Maz' bat worth? In my mind there is no comparison and I would think Maz' HR series winning bat and the ball would be astronomical now.  Edited to add- what does that make the "and we'll see you tomorrow night" Kirby Puckett bat worth?????? It's at least as significant, if not more than Gibson's bat. Last edited by tbob; 11-15-2010 at 12:37 PM. | 
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