Guidance/mentoring needed

[SikSyko]

I would say post photos of them here first. There is a lot of people here who can help you out to see if the autos are real and can tell you who some of them are.

[almostdone]

I agree. I've not collected many autographs compared to most but I do read about it here almost every day.
If you show some pictures of some and are up front and honest with your intent, as you have been so far, I believe all of your questions could be answered here including fair market value.
How are you wanting to sell them? At an auction? eBay? Here on the BST?
I think once you get the answers you seek and if they all turn out to be authentic then you shouldn't have much problem getting a fair value to help your cause.

Good luck and keep us posted.
Drew

[62corvette]

Okay, let's try this one. It's a Lee MacPhail ball.,
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[62corvette]

Let's also try this one. It's probably from 1956-1958, because that's when all these players were on the Braves' roster together. It's a Warren Giles ball.,
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[62corvette]

Here is a single-signed, on a Cronin ball.

[btcarfagno]

The Aaron on the vintage Braves ball looks like a clubhouse but I kinda like the rest.

Tom C

[62corvette]

One more for today. It appears to have been signed by the American League team at the 1975 All-Star game in Milwaukee. Who are the two under Campaneris? Reggie and .....? Also, the two above Rollie Fingers? Jim Kaat and .....?,
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[MikeKam]

You have Munson there, that will boost the value quite nicely. One of the autographs under Campaneris is Yastrzemski.