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09-22-2011, 09:19 PM
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Question re: Yankees Team Signed Balls
I saw Richard's post about his '61 Yankees team signed ball for sale and how Mantle signed very few team balls during the era. I actually have a beautiful '61 signed ball that has a non-clubhouse Mantle. If I recall correctly, there are almost 30 signatures on the ball including all the biggies (Maas as well) and also has Del Webb which I think is a little unique.
Certainly I understand having a non-clubhouse Mantle adds to the value, but how much extra does a 60s ball with a non-clubhouse Mantle add. I would also guess '61 would sell at a premium?
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