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From Black Betsy to Wonder Boy- Baseballs most iconic bats
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Shoeless Joe" Jackson's bat sells for $583,500
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Shoeless Joe" Jackson's bat sells for $583,500
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Black Betsy", the bat used "Shoeless" Joe Jackson during his 13-year year major league baseball career, is displayed by Mike Nola at a press preview in New York on July 24, 2001. "
