Who is the rightful owner of the barry bonds ball

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Question: On the night that Barry Bonds hit his record-breaking 756th homerun, a Giants fan tips the ball with his glove, but another fan gets the ball off the ground after it falls. Who is the rightful owner of the Barry Bonds ball (which sold at auction for over $450,000) and why?

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