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03-03-2008, 12:42 PM #1
Re: Are you receiving a team letter along with your purchases directly from MLB teams?
Just checked - it does have a MLB hologram - what does it cover?
Thanks,
DaveDave
Looking for 1990's STL Cardinal starting pitcher's bats
River City Redbird Authentics
http://www.freewebs.com/bigtruck260/
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03-03-2008, 12:48 PM #2
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Re: Are you receiving a team letter along with your purchases directly from MLB teams?
it covers the bat. you can look up the MLB # on MLB.com
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03-03-2008, 01:03 PM #3
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Re: Are you receiving a team letter along with your purchases directly from MLB teams?
This is How my bat shows up in the database:
Session Product Description: Signed Bat Session Name: Tampa Bay Devil Rays Signing
Session Date: August 03, 2007
Autographer: Akinora Iwamura
Authenticator: Authenticators, Inc.
Nowhere does it say game used !
That is why I want a team letter , I asked about a team letter immediately after winning the item .
I just want to be treated like everyone else , not a 2nd class citizen !
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03-03-2008, 01:24 PM #4
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Re: Are you receiving a team letter along with your purchases directly from MLB teams?
I'm not sure where you bought it, but I will assume (rightly or wrongly) from the MLB auction site. For practical purposes, if you print out the sale/description page when winning, that would serve as good record-- I believe it includes picture(s). Between the auction page print out, hologram and any shipping packaging from MLB or team, no one's going to dispute the identity and provenance.
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03-03-2008, 01:30 PM #5
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Re: Are you receiving a team letter along with your purchases directly from MLB teams?
I should add that if someone says the hologram # description is vague or missing info, you can show him the print out that literally states how it was described at sale (game used, whatever). To most, that would clear up any vagueness or inconsistencies or missing info with the serial number description, in particular when the bat itself matches up with the sales description.