Hey folks, I am a total computer dummy. Yesterday, there was a story about a Babe Ruth ball that sold for 600K. Well, years ago in the 60s, my grandmother beats the pants off an AL umpire in a poker game & got a ball that she gave me that had these autographs on it;
On The Sweet Spot;
Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig
Right Side of Ruth and Gehrig;
Carl Hubbell
Wahoo Crawford
Dizzy Dean
George Sisler
Zack Wheat
Left Side;
Frank Frisch
Charles Gehringer
Jackie Robinson
Max Carey
Bill Terry
Yogi Berra
Other Side;
Joe DiMaggio
Bob Feller
Bill Dickey
Sam "Preacher" Roe
Ray Shalk
Jimmie Fox
Joseph V. McCarthy
Elmore Glick
and several others that I have not deciphered yet.
I'd like to put some photos up & get your thoughts on it, but I do not know how. Might anyone know how I can do it here?
Is it from an all-star game type event or something?
Ruth died a year after Jackie Robinson was a rookie, sounds fake unless the players signed it at different times, but if not fake worth a ton (maybe worth more sentimentally, but financially too).
you can email the pictures to me and i can post for you if you want. I just want to see the ball, it sounds awesome.
PSA is considered the worldwide leader in autograph authentication.
Here is their fee schedule per autograph: https://www.psacard.com/Fees/AutographCategory/baseball
It's a bit complicated if you want to send it in, you can give them a a call for all the instructions: (800) 325-1121
Otherwise, you could bring it to New York Comic Con and have them grade it there: https://www.psacard.com/Resources/ShowDetail/235
Your friend,
Moondawg
It's not from an all-star game, at least not a single one. If it's real, it's a ball someone kept around and brought to be signed by players whenever he had a chance. Lou Gehrig passed away before some of these guys ever even played in the majors, so it wasn't legitimately signed all at one time.
All you have to do is wrap the link in the below brackets like so:
It's an extra, easy step that you should take, rather than expect your readers to copy/paste it into their address bar. A lot of people aren't going to take that extra step, people want convenience. Just trying to help you out.