Net54baseball.com Forums - Hey, pennant guys

Recently purchased a group of pennants that included ones I will be looking to resell (haven't received them yet), and was hoping some of you could help me out with some info on dates and pricing ranges. I believe the Pittsburgh one is from the 40's, the rest from the 50's and 60's. The Redlegs one has a Frank Robinson auto, which I believe is real but has no authentication. I was told the Yankees photo pennant was from 1961. I believe they all have pinholes and are probably in vg-ex condition. For most of them, I couldn't find the exact ones in these colors on ebay.

Thanks for your assistance,
Rick

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perezfan

11-27-2019 02:57 PM

Pirates $75
Redlegs $125 (contingent upon auto being authentic)
Yankees with photo $125
Indians $40
Orioles $65
Yankees $40

Hope this helps!

Dodgerfan74

11-27-2019 03:01 PM

Beautiful Jackie Robinson pennants. Would love to have one for my Dodgers collection.

rlevy

11-27-2019 03:13 PM

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Originally Posted by perezfan (Post 1934448)

Pirates $75
Redlegs $125 (contingent upon auto being authentic)
Yankees with photo $125
Indians $40
Orioles $65
Yankees $40

Hope this helps!

Very helpful, thanks Mark. I guess it makes sense for me to take it JSA when they make a local appearance. Do you think a sticker on the back for the auto would be a problem. I think LOA's (instead of the sticker) cost extra.

thanks again!

Rick

perezfan

11-27-2019 06:07 PM

A sticker on the back would not bother me personally. On the front of the pennant is a different story.

Probably worth a bit more than the $125 if you can provide the authentication.

Best of luck!

ooo-ribay

11-27-2019 07:37 PM

Who is the autograph?

Personally, I�m not a fan of autographs on pennants.

rlevy

11-27-2019 10:19 PM

The Redlegs pennant has Frank Robinson's signature on it. If you are going to have someone vintage from that team, he is probably right up there. I understand what you are saying about signatures on pennants, but I'm sure there are some collectors who may like them with signatures. I know I wouldn't mind having a 1963 Dodgers pennant signed by Koufax.

Rick

perezfan

11-28-2019 12:32 PM

Frank Robinson (recently deceased) is perhaps the best signature you could have on that early '60s Reds pennant. Signed pennants are not exactly my cup of tea either, but there are collectors out there for almost everything. He signed in the best spot possible... ink on felt is not a good look, and it looks much cleaner against the painted background.

This piece is lots cooler than a signed ball or photo, IMHO.

ooo-ribay

11-28-2019 01:08 PM

Rick and Mark - agree that it's a great sig and put in the best place.

Happy Thanksgiving!

rlevy

11-29-2019 01:52 PM

Thanks Rob and Mark, I always appreciate your input. Hope you have a great weekend.

Rick

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