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Posted By: Jeff W.
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Posted By: barrysloate
It does seem pretty cheap, but there may be a couple of reasons why. First, trophy balls are a bit of a mystery to many collectors, and the seller shed no light at all on what it was. Second, the condition was so-so. Finally, Fulton is not a recognizable team. So it wasn't the perfect situation for a really strong result. |
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Posted By: Brock G.
I'd say someone got a really good bargain. My guess is that it probably would of sold in the $4,000-$5,000 range if sold by REA. Condition wasn't perfect but not bad at all. The lettring was a little faded but none of the gold paint was missing. |
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Posted By: barrysloate
I would guess a bit less than $4000, but still more than it sold for on ebay. |
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Posted By: Dave S
Thats a great find for an estate sale.It was a really good price a little over my budget but good for the winning bidder.I would have loved to own it I live about 40 miles away from Fulton Ny. |
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