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Old 09-29-2024, 10:12 AM
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Agree! I would want the most recent ball (55/55) than the 50/50 that was the first 50/50.
Did both McGwire 62 and 70 sell publicly?
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LOL. Just wondering which sold for more, as an analogy.
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Did both McGwire 62 and 70 sell publicly?
70 sold for 3 million dollars, the most ever paid for a HR ball. 62 was caught by a Cardinals groundskeeper who gave the ball to McGwire.
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I wonder what that 70 ball is worth today
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LOL the plot thickens.

https://sports.yahoo.com/does-shohei...190249763.html
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Which guy is he in the videos?
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I think it was earlier, he had the ball, it was knocked away then rolled to where Matus and Belanski tangled? He says.
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I think it was earlier, he had the ball, it was knocked away then rolled to where Matus and Belanski tangled? He says.
Oh, wow. This could take awhile to sort out.
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