Faded signatures on 1977 Yankees Ball

[layla]

Hello everyone...I am new here. I would like to take this ball somewhere to be looked at but only venturing out on a "Needs" basis (social distancing). So, hubby suggested I try a forum. Appreciate any comments and opinions on this...
I have a Yankees signed baseball with REALLY faded signatures. Based on the signatures I was able to identify, I think it was 1977.
Originally, I thought it could have been 77, 78 or 79 based on the 1st few players I was able to make out. But then I researched Dave Kingman and he did not play in 78 or 79 for the Yankees...so, that means it's 1977? (hope my research was accurate)
There are some names I cannot read, but here is the list I have so far:
Roy White, Chris Chambliss, Bucky Dent, Reggie Jackson, Ron Guidry, Dave Kingman, George Zeber, Lou Piniella, Fred Stanley, Sparky Lyle, Cliff Johnson & Mickey Rivers.
The pictures I am posting are in duplicate. Color photo shows how faded they are. The black and white is helpful to make out signature. I have to attach separately
Is a ball this faded basically worthless?
Appreciate your input!

[layla]

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[roarfrom34]

It appears to be one of those souvenir machine print "signed" balls that were sold at the souvenir stands and not actually hand signed by the players.

Others will chime in but I don't see any value here unfortunately...(other than a ball for the neighborhood kids to use for a catch).

[ooo-ribay]

Welcome, Layla! Unfortunately, I have to agree with roar's opinion.