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Joe D.The reason I ask...
It seems there are a lot of 50s Brooklyn Dodger balls that were signed by the adult bat boy.
I have a 50s Brooklyn Dodger ball. It has been in my family for a long time.
The ball was actually given to my dad when he was a kid by Dusty Rhoades (NY Giants).
Anyway - I brought the ball to Spence and it was determined that the signatures were all signed by the bat boy. An adult bat boy... and Spence actually knew the guy's name (who signed all the signatures).
I've been told that that ball is worth $500 to certain collectors. Not sure if the bat boy has a following. 