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VikingFan82
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Several years ago I went to a Minnesota Twins/New York Yankees game with my brother. We got there early because back in those days they had lower level general admission in the outfield seats at the Metrodome. We were headed down towards our seats during batting practice and we were surveying where the best place to sit was and I looked down, and in an empty seat, perched on the seat was a ball. I looked around, there was no one anywhere near it. So I picked it up and have had it ever since. I have no way of knowing who hit it, but it was definitely used, it's scuffed and fairly dirty. What do these go for? Its techincally not game used.
Baseball MemorabiliaThe first recorded baseball game was played in Hoboken, NJ in 1846 between …
Well its not worth much if you dont know how it got there, but its very cool