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Treasure hunt: taking a swing at golf collectibles.

While most golf memorabilia--even recent Tiger Woods autographs--are collectible, aficionados relish finding rare clubs and balls that date back to the mid-1800s. Older "feather" golf balls bearing a manufacturer's mark are usually more valuable than those without a mark. Golf balls made of gutta-percha, known as "gutty" balls to collectors, can easily sell for $100 apiece and wooden shaft golf clubs can be worth several thousand dollars in the right market. Of concern are reproductions, especially golf balls imitating l800s models, that have infiltrated the secondary market. There's a lot to consider and learn, so it's wise to study up before starting a golf memorabilia ...

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