Is having provenance or a pedigree on holder good

[MikeGarcia]

Originally Posted by pokerplyr80

I did not read all of the responses, but it seems it just depends on the collection it came from. I doubt it would ever hurt the value, unless the source later turned out to be I evolved in some kind of fraud. If I see something like Lionel Carter, or owned by Mantle, I will bid a little more.

..Many of us on here would resort to fisticuffs to obtain a " From The Adrian Collection". -- or in my case Chuck Klein.


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[bxb]

Depends on who the pedigree is:

https://www.net54baseball.com/attach...1&d=1686400071

[JustinD]

Originally Posted by Leon

I think there should have been another option.


D. Pedigreed from someone that actually matters.


I couldn't care less about a Collectors Collector pedigree....but a Lionel Carter
or Skydash Collection (because of provenance) would add a little bit for me.

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This is the only correct answer.

[Exhibitman]

provenance from someone who matters reminds me of "Preferred by those who like it best." That was my mom's creation when she was an advertising copy writer. They were playing with the silliest possible ad slogan lines. I also like the silliness on the 1964 Topps #561 Dave Bennett: “The 19-year-old right handed curve-baller is just 18 years old.”

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