I am looking for any information on a mint condition autographed baseball I own. It has been signed by Hank Aaron, Pete Rose and Nolan Ryan. I would like to know the worth, and where & when this signing may have taken place. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
Arlo wrote:How about at an All-Star game? Those three played together in '73 and '75.
Keep in mind, though, that not all players may have added their signature at the same occasion.
Good points Arlo.
As to the value, without a certificate of authenticity, it's hard to say. Even with one, it would be a little difficult to figure out an exact value. Best thing to do is have it appraised. Costs a little money, but it very well could be worth it.
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sunshinejo wrote:I am looking for any information on a mint condition autographed baseball I own. It has been signed by Hank Aaron, Pete Rose and Nolan Ryan. I would like to know the worth, and where & when this signing may have taken place. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
Sunshinejo
nice ball.. You got some nice signatures on it. I have a Tom Glavine ball but thats it.
Arlo wrote:How about at an All-Star game? Those three played together in '73 and '75.
Keep in mind, though, that not all players may have added their signature at the same occasion.
Good points Arlo.
As to the value, without a certificate of authenticity, it's hard to say. Even with one, it would be a little difficult to figure out an exact value. Best thing to do is have it appraised. Costs a little money, but it very well could be worth it.
I always laugh at COA's. Any Joe Schmoe can just print them out on their computer. Years ago, I got an Eric Lindros auto and the COA had his name misspelled on it. I brought it back to the store and some girl just filled in his name correctly. Now that's authentic.
It's strange how much weight they hold even though they can be useless.
I always laugh at COA's. Any Joe Schmoe can just print them out on their computer. Years ago, I got an Eric Lindros auto and the COA had his name misspelled on it. I brought it back to the store and some girl just filled in his name correctly. Now that's authentic.
It's strange how much weight they hold even though they can be useless.[/quote]
True, and that's a shame. I guess that makes the reputable authentification companies' COAs worth all the more, though.
I always laugh at COA's. Any Joe Schmoe can just print them out on their computer. Years ago, I got an Eric Lindros auto and the COA had his name misspelled on it. I brought it back to the store and some girl just filled in his name correctly. Now that's authentic.
It's strange how much weight they hold even though they can be useless.
True, and that's a shame. I guess that makes the reputable authentification companies' COAs worth all the more, though.[/quote]
True. When I see Steiner, I always feel that I get what I pay for.