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'I had totally forgotten': Autographed Michael Jordan bat rediscovered in car trunk 26 years later


The autographed baseball bat was neglected and forgotten, sitting in a car trunk for 13 years, and never displayed in a home. It’s a Louisville Slugger, model C-271, 34 inches, 32 ounces, with a light coat of pine tar on the lower handle. It also happens to be autographed by . It’s the bat he used to produce two hits in an Arizona Fall League game in 1994. (USA Today)

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'I had totally forgotten': Autographed Michael Jordan bat rediscovered in car trunk 26 years later


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