Roger Maris question for collectors

[Sladge34]

Hey guys, just wanted an opionion on prices for Roger Maris signed cards and baseballs. Obviously prices vary on quality and type of card, but was curious what a great price would be, average, and high end. Thanks

[btcarfagno]

Depends which card you would want. A 1958 or 1961 will go for considerably more than a 1968. A generic Yankee card...maybe a 1964 let's say...with a bold signature would run you about $300 give or take. If you find one with a strong signature for around $220 or so it would be a good deal.

For a single signed ball it obviously varies as well. If you are looking for a sweet spot signed strong signature you are looking at easily $2,000. Maybe $3,000 even as such examples don't hit the market that often.

[packs]

I think you're more likely to pay closer to $400 for a nicely signed career contemporary Yankees card. I don't remember what I paid for this one, but I wouldn't sell it for $300:

https://farm1.staticflickr.com/894/42277125862_177e08158e.jpg

[Sladge34]

Thanks for the reply, very helpful

[Fuddjcal]

This is the only one I have and it's faded like a 40 year old power hitter. It's not a card or a ball....but for $300.00, you'd be half way there.:D

[btcarfagno]

Ouch you're right. More like $400 for a nice boldly signed card. Lighter ones are in the $300-400 range.

[theshleps]

The topps MVP card with Groat seems to be less expensive Attached is my favorite signed Maris. Wish it had Cash
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[thetruthisoutthere]

The topps MVP card with Groat seems to be less expensive Attached is my favorite signed Maris. Wish it had Cash
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That's a beauty, Michael. Love it.

[Fuddjcal]

That's a beauty, Michael. Love it.

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