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Old 08-24-2012, 05:40 PM
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Default Ken Hubbs Bank Book

This is most likely his first adventure into the world of finance. The account was opened 11/12/47 with a deposit of 25 cents and a dozen more within 6 months ranging from 5 cents to $3.90.
The Dizzy/Cardinals pin looks great!
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Old 08-24-2012, 06:09 PM
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This is most likely his first adventure into the world of finance. The account was opened 11/12/47 with a deposit of 25 cents and a dozen more within 6 months ranging from 5 cents to $3.90.
The Dizzy/Cardinals pin looks great!
I love this Dennis ..love me some pre-rookie sigs!
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PS- Al, your Munson jersey is such a special piece...also love your Gehrig photos.
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Always a big Thankyou! I also love that Mantle bat ! Very nice! I dont remember you showing that one. Its a beauty! I guess we all have some hidden gems that we dont show that often! A Pleasure!!
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Thanks Al, i appreciate that!

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Default Homerun ball from Aaron Hill's 2nd cycle game this year

This is the ball Aaron Hill hit in the game against the Brewers on 6/29/12. He hit for the cycle in that game and more impressively it was his second cycle of the year. Only done 4 times and the first two were in the 1800's. the last time was in 1931.
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