Found these in the basement, worth selling?

[Zaccor]

Found these in my Dad’s old stuff. Not sure how he got them but it’s been sitting in the basement for 30 years.

Mickey Mantle signed photo.

Signatures of some Boston Red Sox players.

Signed cards from the National Baseball Hall of Fame.

Are they worth selling?

[icollectDCsports]

Is the Mantle photo inscribed to your dad? If so, pretty cool and maybe consider keeping it.

[Moonshot Moose]

Originally Posted by Zaccor

Found these in my Dad’s old stuff. Not sure how he got them but it’s been sitting in the basement for 30 years.

Mickey Mantle signed photo.

Signatures of some Boston Red Sox players.

Signed cards from the National Baseball Hall of Fame.

Are they worth selling?

I like that red sox piece if it becomes available.

Nice find!

[T206Collector]

There is some value there. I assume if people are interested they will contact you. I think the Red Sox signed album with Ted Williams is clearly the most valuable thing you've got there.

[Zaccor]

Originally Posted by icollectDCsports

Is the Mantle photo inscribed to your dad? If so, pretty cool and maybe consider keeping it.

It isn't. I'm not sure who Dr. David Eith was!

[BillyCoxDodgers3B]

No opinion on the three pieces in the top left corner, so take those out of the following statement:

There's really not an extreme amount of value here. Lots of condition issues really affecting matters, but don't worry--nobody was getting rich even if they were perfect.

The Mantle photo is personalized and unflatteringly damaged. The Medwick is personalized. The Sox sheet has condition issues and is not from an important year. The other signed baseball items are not high value. If someone offered you $350 for all the baseball stuff, take it. Lots of tough sells here for reasons specified.

If a quick sale for all is what you had in mind, be prepared to be very flexible on that dollar figure.

[Pat R]

Originally Posted by Zaccor

It isn't. I'm not sure who Dr. David Eith was!

He was a Dr. (and a baseball fan) in Honolulu starting in the early 1960's. He Died in 2015 at the age of 78.

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[jad22]

The HOF basketball bookmarks are collectible.

[Zaccor]

Originally Posted by Pat R

He was a Dr. (and a baseball fan) in Honolulu starting in the early 1960's. He Died in 2015 at the age of 78.

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Oh wow. I wonder if I could track down any family of his, maybe they want it back!