Show us some of your favorite signed baseballs!

[w7imel]

Originally Posted by David Atkatz

I was extremely fortunate to pick it up in 2002, Mike.

You were fortunate indeed! That is possibly the best Ruth I have ever seen. If you ever get tired of looking at it let me know I will take it...you dont even need to spend money on postage I would make the road trip....

[khkco4bls]

30s Ken Well Chaz Gehringer

[khkco4bls]

Brine baseball with Luis Tiant, brooks robinson, Mickey lolich, Hoyt Wilhelm, Monte Irvin, Orlando Cepeda

[thenavarro]

Neat that you have the boxes with those balls.

[Scott Garner]

Many of you know that I am an advanced Nolan Ryan collector & I collect the no-hitter theme.

Here are actual game balls from Nolan Ryan no-hitters number 2-7 from my personal collection.
I have previously shared a couple of these before, but here they are in their entirety. Each of these have terrific provenance, which is why I added them.
Enjoy!

[Abeabe]

My favorite ball is one I cant find right now, it is signed by sgt slaughter, he drew a pic of himself after sig on sweet spot. There are several balls I cant find right now, im guessing they all together somewhere.

[Cooptown]

My all time favorite ball....and I'm a Yankee fan.

My grandmother passed away in 1988 when I was 11, and I was just starting to get into baseball cards and autographs (like every other kid that age). My grandmother had cooked for a neighbor, and when she passed away he gave me two autographed baseballs as a thank you for all he had done for her. This Ted Williams signed baseball, and a 1978 San Diego Padres baseball (sort of random, but that ball is loaded with HOFers; Winfield, Ozzie, Gaylord, Fingers, Billy Herman).

[Bpm0014]

I don't have too many signed baseballs, but my favorite would be this single signed (and then printed below) T206 player Jap Barbeau. Can't be too many single signed T206 player single signed baseball out there.