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11-13-2009, 08:42 PM
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bmarlowe1,
That is EXACTLY the same thought I had after reading about this mess. Devaluing (in my mind ruining) a perfectly good Pfeister jersey for the sake of artificially inflating the value of a jersey that is already valuable on its own merits. They could have just as easily had a replica "C" made up and attached it to the Chance jersey and then made it be known publicly that is what they did. No lying, no deceit and no chance for a public PR mess. That would have also given the new owner the opportunity to take the "C" off the jersey if, for whatever reason, they didn't like it and could do so without any thoughts of harming the value of the jersey. David Last edited by ctownboy; 11-13-2009 at 08:42 PM. Reason: Forgot to add my name at the bottom 
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