There is no shortage of bidders when rare or high grade single-signed baseballs hit the market. Even players who lived long lives are in demand by collectors. Case in point…a 1950-era Kid Nichols signed baseball which sold at auction April 22 for $53,775. Nichols, who played around the turn of the 20th century, simply isn’t […]
Major League Baseballs: Buy the Real Thing
Have you ever wondered what those official Major League Baseballs are made of or even how much they cost? For an amazing game that so many love, there really is an amazing history behind the baseball itself. How did one little ball change over the years? And how did this little ball, an important […]
Rare Autographed Baseball Collections Being Sold
Three of the most extensive and carefully curated collections of rare autographed baseballs in the hobby are going on the auction block this spring. Heritage Auctions will sell the balls in individual lots. The company calls the roster of Hall of Fame signers “the widest assortment of such signatures on baseballs ever offered in a […]
Ripken Baseballs Great for Autographs
Many collectors of signed baseballs look for the special commemorative balls issued by Major League Baseball for special occasions. Cal Ripken baseballs are especially popular and two different ones were issued later in his career—each documenting a landmark moment in his Hall of Fame career. The Cal Ripken baseballs were used by MLB on the […]
Respect Players When Requesting Autographs
A lot of us like to think that baseball players owe us something or that they should give autographs to us fans at every moment. After all if there were no fans there would be no baseball players, or at least they would not make the amounts of money they do. We are the ones […]
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