[pjpitbull]

Ive nver seen one have you ? Any info on it?
Thanks

[djohn]

Perfect Game is for amateur baseball (think college and pre-college players who haven't signed MLB contracts yet). I believe they have an annual tournament and Leaf makes has made box sets for the past few years. This baseball was probably made for one of the tournaments, either to be used or sold to fans.

[pjpitbull]

Hmm well mines signed. Think it hurts value or what? lol
Signed by a now retired Yankee

[crazyforkinsler5]

It's not an official (OMLB) ball if that's what you're asking. I don't think it hurts with it being signed. Just a neat piece to have.

Hmm well mines signed. Think it hurts value or what? lol
Signed by a now retired Yankee

[pjpitbull]

Ys knew it wasnt a OMLB ball, but its still a nice leather ball like ya say so thats a plus lol

[crazyforkinsler5]

I didn't know if you were asking if it was worse less because it's not an OMLB and a PG ball. That's what I was talking about. I figured you knew it wasn't an OMLB.

Ys knew it wasnt a OMLB ball, but its still a nice leather ball like ya say so thats a plus lol

[pjpitbull]

Na just curious if it being signed on this ball compared to a normal ball if it effected value any

[djohn]

Depends on who signed it. Was the player actually associated with Perfect Game, did they ever pitch a perfect game, or was this just a random ball they signed? Compared to an official MLB ball this will have less value. How much less value depends on the questions I just asked, and who the player actually is. If they were associated with Perfect Game or pitched a perfect game then the value difference might be nominal. However if it's just a random ball they signed, then the value will really come down to who the player is and how desirable and rare (i.e. expensive) their autograph is normally.

[pjpitbull]

Its Jeter, no idea why its on here for

[djohn]

Who is the authenticity hologram from? That might explain why they used that ball.