SOLD 1944 NY Giants Team Signed ball w/ MINT Lombardi & Medwick sweetpot

[magicwaters]

SOLD - 1944 New York Giants Mint multi-signed Official National League (Frick) baseball, with Hall of Famer Joe "Ducky" Medwick on the sweetspot and a MINT fellow Hall of Famer Ernie Lombardi signature under the Spalding logo in bold black. Ball has been authenticated by JSA. Mel Ott signature deemed clubhouse. Also signed by: Phil Weintraub, George Hausman, Bill Voiselle, Hal Luby, Buddy Kerr and many more in steel-tip fountain pen. This ball and the signatures on it are in amazing condition. May be one of the top exemplars out there of this Giants' team. Price includes USPS priority shipping. Please email info@magicwaters.com with any questions. Thanks for looking.

[BillyCoxDodgers3B]

Ball is in nice condition, but honestly, take the first $400 you can get. It's not worth anywhere near your asking price. With the most notable signature being clubhouse, it will be a tough sell even at that price.

[WhatsNext]

Originally Posted by BillyCoxDodgers3B

Ball is in nice condition, but honestly, take the first $400 you can get. It's not worth anywhere near your asking price. With the most notable signature being clubhouse, it will be a tough sell even at that price.

I think $400 is generous. Medwick and Lombardi are not scarce, valuable, or particularly desirable names. Ott is the appeal of a ball like this; he's not there so it has a very small market. I'd peg it at $100-300.

[BillyCoxDodgers3B]

Originally Posted by WhatsNext

I think $400 is generous. Medwick and Lombardi are not scarce, valuable, or particularly desirable names. Ott is the appeal of a ball like this; he's not there so it has a very small market. I'd peg it at $100-300.

I initially said $300 but edited it. Luque helps. And that's a straight sale price. At auction, likely under $200.

[Georj]

Mel Ott is on the ball. His signature is on the bottom on the fourth photo

[BillyCoxDodgers3B]

Originally Posted by Georj

Mel Ott is on the ball. His signature is on the bottom on the fourth photo

Might want to re-read everything (and brush up on your familiarity with the subject matter).

[Georj]

Yeah, my bad, I missed the part that said it was a clubhouse signature - sorry