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06-15-2008, 01:09 PM
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Baseball tin type question
Posted By: davidcycleback
Agree with Barry. This one is a nice, but average late 1800s example. The one in the B & L auction was a classic 1860s example, with 1860s being early. The main value difference between the two is the ages, with earlier being rarer. 90+ percent of baseball tintypes have unidentified players, so, unless its a famous player or team, identification is not a big issue. 
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