Dave Adlesh Autograph

[pt7455]

I have a 69 Dave Adlesh autographed card and was wondering the value?
I can't find his autograph anywhere ebay, heritage etc. Not sure if I can't find it because its a rarer card or just very little interest in his autograph.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.

[mr2686]

People on sportscollectors.net didn't seem to get much of a response by mail from the 2000's to the time he died in 2016. Not sure if he just didn't sign or what. I would guess not a huge demand, other than a set collector or someone that wanted him because he caught one of Don Wilson's no hitters.

[egri]

Originally Posted by mr2686

People on sportscollectors.net didn't seem to get much of a response by mail from the 2000's to the time he died in 2016. Not sure if he just didn't sign or what. I would guess not a huge demand, other than a set collector or someone that wanted him because he caught one of Don Wilson's no hitters.

You'd be surprised; for a lot of these obscure players who didn't sign a lot, two set collectors who both need him can drive up the bidding very quickly. I'm not familiar with Adlesh specifically, but for my 1953 Topps project a lot of the most difficult (and expensive) ones are guys who had short careers and didn't sign a whole lot.

[pt7455]

I can’t find any sells of his autograph on eBay, Heritage etc. I have a friend who needs it for his 69 set, we’re setting up a trade and was wondering on a trade value.


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[jakebeckleyoldeagleeye]

Wrote him twice while he was living with no response.

[earlywynnfan]

A signed contract of his just popped up on ebay, might be worth watching.