Getting an autographed baseball is hard enough and finding a way to store it is another problem. Once that Ken Griffey Jr. or Giancarlo Stanton ball arrives in the mail or is acquired in person, finding the perfect place to show it off in the man cave presents a challenge for collectors. Luckily, there a […]
Autographed Baseball Preservation and Authentication
The first thing to remember in preserving your autographed baseball is to ensure that you get a high quality signature. The two best writing utensils for autographing baseballs are a high quality ball point and a fine point Sharpie marker. The best ink for the autograph comes from the ball point pen. This ink reacts […]
Mel Ott Autographs a Good Buy?
He died in 1958 at the age of 49 and well before the era when there was immense demand for Hall of Famer autographs after their playing days. Mel Ott signed a lot of them over time, but not nearly enough to satisfy the current demand. Mel Ott autographs are among the most sought after […]
Babe Ruth Facts
He’s still number one on the list of collectors and Babe Ruth autographed baseballs continue to climb in value. Sometimes, though, the larger than life image can overshadow why a player became great in the first place. It’s time to take a look at some Babe Ruth facts to learn a little more about the […]
Baseball Signed by Ruth and Gehrig On ’27 Tour Brings Big Bucks
A baseball signed by Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig from a barnstorming tour to the west coast after the historic 1927 season was among the top sellers in Memory Lane’s recent auction. The “Bustin’ Babes” and Larrupin’ Lous were in Santa Barbara, California in the fall of 1927 when the ball was obtained by a […]
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