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BernBabyBern
01-21-2012, 01:50 PM
Just curios what the true value or price someone should pay for a George Steinbrenner/Brian Cashman signed MLB ball in mint condition with Steiner cert?
Any thoughts ouit there?
Thanks,
Pablo

maverick14
01-21-2012, 03:05 PM
Do you mean a dual-signed ball? Single signed balls usually go around $200-250 for Steinbrenner. I've seen Cashman single-signed balls go for $40. Dual signed I'm not sure as I haven't seen them around.

David
01-21-2012, 03:13 PM
Depends which Steinbrenner you're talking about.

George Steinbrenner's signature is rather valuable and I don't think he signed a lot. His single signed ball might sell for $200 (on the stop guess)

maverick14
01-21-2012, 03:58 PM
Depends which Steinbrenner you're talking about.

George Steinbrenner's signature is rather valuable and I don't think he signed a lot. His single signed ball might sell for $200 (on the stop guess)

True, I should have mentioned I meant George Steinbrenner not Hank or Hal. Also if its inscribed "The Boss" add another $50 to the value from what I've seen.

David
01-21-2012, 03:59 PM
Maverick, I assumed you were talking about George.

BernBabyBern
01-21-2012, 05:23 PM
Dual signed. I think he (George) used to like to sign his balls with a blue felt tip pen.
Thanks,
Pablo

maverick14
01-21-2012, 06:12 PM
I'd value a dual-signed ball at less than a single-signed Steinbrenner ball, maybe $100 at most, IMO. As for signing in blue felt that's very true especially when he was signing TTM years back. There are a good amount signed in ballpoint as well if you look.

legaleagle92481
01-23-2012, 10:51 AM
IMO now is a great time to buy. I would value the ball at between $250 and $300 right now. Yankees stuff gets a big premium plus the guy was a key figure in Yankees lore and is obviously no longer living so the supply will never increase. Single signed I would say $400 to $500. There are just not many George's out there especially compared to most other "modern" baseball guys. He likely will be a Hall of Famer at some point as well.