[Emmilyn7210]

what these are worth? Got these all in person when I was a little kid. The big names are Mike Schmidt, Derek Jeter, Tony Larussa, and wade boggs

[yankeeempire]

Depends if there is a COA with the balls and what balls they are signed on....Without a COA they will be hard to sell...If it's not on a official ball most collectors want it on a official MLB ball.

[Emmilyn7210]

Depends if there is a COA with the balls and what balls they are signed on....Without a COA they will be hard to sell...If it's not on a official ball most collectors want it on a official MLB ball.

Okay thanks, yeah there's no COA because i had got them all during spring training when i was little. And only some are on an official mlb ball

[jimfalbo21]

Honestly they'll be worth more to you than they ever will be to someone else...sharpie autos on a ball are never desireable by collectors, nor are non OMLB's. I would suggest that you keep them and enjoy them...teh the Boggs 3K ball might interest a Boggs fan.

[Emmilyn7210]

Honestly they'll be worth more to you than they ever will be to someone else...sharpie autos on a ball are never desireable by collectors, nor are non OMLB's. I would suggest that you keep them and enjoy them...teh the Boggs 3K ball might interest a Boggs fan.

Okay cool thank you!!

[fgarvis]

Just curious, why isn't sharpie desirable? What is the preferred signing tool?

[johngt007]

Just curious, why isn't sharpie desirable? What is the preferred signing tool?

Sharpie tends to bleed over time. Blue ball point pen is preferred on a MLB ball.

[jimfalbo21]

Sharpie tends to bleed over time. Blue ball point pen is preferred on a MLB ball.

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