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It was the simple greatest baseball moment in my lifetime that I witnessed. In saying that, those prices are absolutely insane.
After all, what does that make the Mookie ball now after it was purchased for what, $80,000 like ten years ago by Seth Swirsky? How about the pine tar bat? That has to sell for at least $200,000 of Gibby's bat brings over a half a million? DanC
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