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03-26-2010, 11:55 AM
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Unfortunately, looking up those specific teams on Baseball-Reference.com, a lot of those players failed to make much of an impact in the majors (some just a cup of coffee) and outside of Fred Haney, and these being obscure minor league teams, the value is rather minimal. Maybe $50-60 each.
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03-27-2010, 11:21 AM
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Also, the condition of the ball, the clarity of the signatures and even the maker of the ball can play a significant role in its value ...
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03-27-2010, 01:54 PM
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If decent the values of these balls would be more than $50 or so each.
It sounds a bit morbid but often the value of anything signed has more to do with when the person passed away than it does with how much of an impact they had in the game. A quick look at the names and Rogalski passed in 1951, Coleman in 1964--both fairly early dates for someone playing in the late 1930's. Of the two balls the Mud Hens is worth more as it was a higher minor league and the vast majority of their players at least had a cup of coffee in the majors. Also, if the 1938 Mud Hens ball possibly has Ox Ockhardt on it that would be a nice signature! -Rhett
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03-28-2010, 07:10 PM
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1938 Mudhens ball . . .
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giacomo30, the premium autograph on your ball, if present, would be Joe Rogalski. He had a very brief cup of coffee with the 1939 Detroit Tigers, and died fairly young in 1951. Single signed, on a flat item, he's a $150-$300 autograph. Not sure of the value on a minor league ball, but should still generate some interest from collectors.
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