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11-07-2011, 01:19 PM
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Tough question, but as cheap as it sold, you should just hang onto it.
I once bought a similar photo of a guy wearing a checkered belt, duo-tone shoes, and had a star on his shirt. There was no equipment. I sold it for about $50, then later spotted the exact same uniform on a player photo in one of the SABR publications, and was able to even i.d. the actual team he played for. I sold short.
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