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Posted By: Dan Bretta

What about collecting for the sake of enjoyment? I still obtain autographs in person of the local minor league team...I try to get as many autographs as I can on an official American Association baseball and for the "Star" players I try to get single signed baseballs.

These will never be worth a lot, but they give me enjoyment. I agree though that modern players signatures can be very difficult to read...anyone want to take a guess as to who the two single signed baseballs are signed by? Both career minor leaguers, but they both had outstanding hitting statistics.



How about a Lou Limmer on a Western League ball from 1949 - he set a team record for homers that year with 29. A record he held for only 7 years before Dick Stuart smashed it.