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Possible 1948 Indians World Series ball
This one I have had for many years. It had many signatures but some cannot be read. There are five or six I can make out. What is your opinion on this one?
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I am not sure if I have most of the signatures in these pics. Your opinions are welcome. I also could have sold this ball but need to know before someone gets stuck with it. There is no ball branding on this ball.
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Looks stamped to me. None of the signatures overlap and they all appear to be printed in place.
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it is a souvenir stamped ball and not from 1948. boudreau, not lopez, was a manager in 48. in that condition, value is about $10.
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Al Rosen played only five games for the 1948 Indians. I think it's highly unlikely he would be included on a souvenir ball from that season.
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Definitely a stamped ball.
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So you all say it is a stamped ball? I believed the Ruth/Gehrig but this one looked good to me. I guess I do not need to go to the Chicago show at the end of the month. You all saved me a trip. I do respect all opinions. That is why I am on here. I might pop a couple other balls on here. Then I will have enough to take to the Cleveland boys home, like I did on my old baseball cards years ago.
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You can usually spot a stamped ball by looking at where the signatures are. None of these signatures overlap with another, like they've been placed on the ball rather than signed. Signature placement is usually a dead giveaway on the stamped balls.
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Unfortunately stamped, just like the Ruth/Gehrig ball. Sorry man.
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ok thanks
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