1961 Brooks Robinson signed card

Question

what do you think this would go for?

Answer 1

$25-30

http://cgi.ebay.com/Brooks-Robinson-Sign...

Answer 2

$25 but my local card dealer said that an autograph to a card can actually bring down the value of the card.  I don't know how but he said it does

Answer 3

I have an autograph Brooks Robinson baseball and there is just not a big market for these things right now. Most of the people are looking for todays hero's when they buy personalized items. I think if you could get $20 for it you should sell it. This is cold but it will be worth the most right after he dies. So if you don't want to hold it I would let it go for $20 if you can even find a buyer for it at that price. Most price guides give a price something is worth but who is it worth that to. If you were going to a card shop you would have to pay that 25-30 price because the seller has a store and business that he runs and needs to make a profit from every item he sells. You would have to pay his market price but you would be lucky to get it from anyone yourself.

Answer 4

Since it's not certified, nothing.

If it was certified, maybe 10 bucks. Brooks Robinson is the most prolific signer of any HOFer. He will sign for you and doesn't charge, so his autos are easy to come by.