Austin, Cravath, Ken Williams signed ball - value question

Hi, I purchased this ball about a year ago for the Jimmy Austin autograph (I collect Cardinals and Browns signed baseballs). Since then, I obtained a 1931 Browns with Austin, so this is now a dupe and I'm considering selling it.

The ball is a Spalding Heydler NL; and has a notation of '1923 World Series' and is JSA certified. The signers are Austin, Ken Williams of the Browns and Gavy Cravath of the Phllies. I've never seen a Cravath before and believe its pretty rare. He led the NL in HRs six times during the 1910's.

I was curious if anyone with greater expertise than I could offer some valuation opinions on it. I appreciate the feedback.

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Bump. Any input or opinion greatly appreciated.

[Bpm0014]

You purchased the ball last year... And you want to know what it's worth now? It's worth whatever you paid for it I guess.

Someone can purchase an item well below market value, too, but that sale doesn't necessarily establish the market value.

[thecatspajamas]

Try posting in the autograph sub-forum (link at top of the page). The "autograph guys" don't always come up a level to catch every autograph question, and you'll probably find an answer more forthcoming getting it in front of those whose main focus is autos.

Thank you, thecatspajamas. I've posted over there, too. Appreciate the suggestion!

Jim