Inexpensive pieces in your collection that you like

[Dardevl]

My TTM Will Clark

[CooperstownExpert]

The Joe Wood and Will Clark pieces are great examples. It's nice to tap into some of the affordable pieces that are still nice. Thanks for sharing!

[commishbob]

This wallet with Billy Pierce’s name embossed was an inexpensive addition to my Pierce collection. Came from the liquidation of his mementos after he passed away in 2015.

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[packs]

I also have this cool Harry Coveleskie business card. Or at least I assume it was some kind of promotional business card type of thing for his cafe. I picked it up for $25:

[CooperstownExpert]

Originally Posted by commishbob

This wallet with Billy Pierce’s name embossed was an inexpensive addition to my Pierce collection. Came from the liquidation of his mementos after he passed away in 2015.

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That Pierce wallet is NEAT!

There are a couple of things on Pierce's page you might like to see. Click here. Nothing super special but still...

[uga1980]

Great Coveleskie item!

[commishbob]

Originally Posted by CooperstownExpert

That Pierce wallet is NEAT!

There are a couple of things on Pierce's page you might like to see. Click here. Nothing super special but still...

Thanks for the link to your site. I enjoy seeing oddball BP pieces. I sent him a few letters like that and he graciously answered my questions. I regret that I never got to meet him in person (other than to see him pitch in NY against the Yankees a few time).

[almostdone]

My humble TTM. I asked if he would sign this for me before I sent it. He was excited to be asked. Came back with a beautiful signature and great inscription. Definitely the only original I’ll ever own of him.
Drew

[steve B]

Since I don't have any expensive ones.... all of them?

I suppose the favorite for a while is this ball I got for 50 cents at a flea market from a dealer who told me it was "little league or something" And tried to upsell to ones signed with felt pens so wide they were almost paint brushes.
I figured even a written on minor league ball had to be worth 50 cents. (And this was only like 3-4 years ago)

I like it because he was between Seattle PCL and NY- probably just drafted by the Giants. And whoever got it used a ball from a league he wouldn't play in until 1957.