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kevin81002

kevin81002

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I have a crew of divers doind some dredging here at work this week. With us being on the coast and so close to the Santa Ana River Channel, I'm always amazed at how many golf balls my circ pumps pull in. During this dredging job, I've seen atleast a hundred or so golf balls come through the pump discharge. But this one caught my eye. Anyone have an idea how old it is? Looking up some stuff real quick, it looks to be a Ping ball.
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1980's...and mint ones can bring some $$$.
 
June 14th. :act-up:

I actually played with that model. Very popular ball for putting practice.
 
Rusty1885 said:
June 14th. :act-up:

I actually played with that model. Very popular ball for putting practice.
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Then this might have been one of yours from back in the day. :laughing:
 
I have one of these somewhere in good/new condition. I had 2 and I used one for a keychain believe it or not. I used to keep extra keys on it and hung them from a hook. I have that too somewhere.
 
mesaman777 said:
I have one of these somewhere in good/new condition. I had 2 and I used one for a keychain believe it or not. I used to keep extra keys on it and hung them from a hook. I have that too somewhere.
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Nice! Reading some of the article Cookie posted, it's the dark colors with either silver or gold that are the most valuable. The orange/yellow combination are pretty common.
 
They were 4 bucks a ball up here. I would buy one every couple of months with my allowance. I would be so mad when I lost it.
 
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