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12-05-2006, 08:11 AM
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autographed baseballs - selling opinions
Posted By: Mike
Of all of those balls, only Mays and Aaron would sell for over $100 with solid authentication. Most of the others would sell on eBay for between $20-$50 even with authentication. Plus, that's on balls that are brand new and clean centered on the sweet spot. IE: Professionally signed. Are yours that nice? If so, I'd authenticate the Aaron and Mays, and maybe Musial, and try to move some of the others in the buy/sell area here. Contact me as I might be interested in a couple that I don't have (since I trust ya and don't really care about authentication for my personal collection). 
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