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Posted 8 months ago
Tobigkey
(13 items)
A good friend of mine brought this to me. Wanted to more about it. Well specifically, if it in fact had any monetary value? Sports collectibles isnt really something I know much about at all. Anyways, told him I had a few avenues that I could go down to find out alil more about it. Any help I could get would be greatly appreciated. The signatures I can make out are. Whitey Ford, Hank Bouer, Ralph Houk, Frank Leja, Mickey Mantle, Willie Miranda and Enos Slaughter.
Mickey Mantle MemorabiliaAlthough Mickey Charles Mantle was named after baseball Hall of Famer Micke…
Yankees MemorabiliaWithout a doubt the most storied franchise in sports history, the New York …
Thank you ROB. I will have him search one out.
Having well over 100,000 autographs myself; my best guess in that the last autograph is a (sloppy) Del Baker, the 1954 Boston Red Sox coach. His last name is on the scorecard; it looks like they were playing the Sox that day and the Yankee players signed on their side of the scorecard. A great signed item, but I think the value is probably in the $400-600 range at best.