How does this look to you guys? I can not clearly make out the 88" in the batch year on the knob. Any opinions.
Mark McGwire 88 GU Auto Bat in Mastro Auction
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Re: Mark McGwire 88 GU Auto Bat in Mastro Auction
The "8" indicates that it is 1988. In the 90s they went to two digits.Rob L
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Re: Mark McGwire 88 GU Auto Bat in Mastro Auction
there isn't an "88". just an "8". i can see it clearly. as i understand it, in the 80s, rawlings just used a single digit to denote the year. they began using 2 digits in 1990+.
the "25" doesn't appear to be in mcgwire's usual penmanship.
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Re: Mark McGwire 88 GU Auto Bat in Mastro Auction
How does this look to you guys? I can not clearly make out the 88" in the batch year on the knob. Any opinions.
http://mastronet.com/index.cfm?actio...t&CurrentRow=1
BobROBERT KOPPEL
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Re: Mark McGwire 88 GU Auto Bat in Mastro Auction
I agree with 10thman. His bat is what I know to be Mac's handwriting. The bat on Mastro's writing looks to be the same penmanship as the Mac bat currently offered on EBAY. I don't like the way its written on the Mastro bat. 10thman's bat has the same writing that is consistant with McGwire.com's descriptions of how Mac bat characteristics match up.
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