Autographed Baseball?

Question

I have an old autographed baseball that was given to me by a family member. Looks to be signed by either the 1960 or 1961 Dodgers. Ball was given to me in a protected case and has remained in the case as long as I've had it. Would like to know how to determine value of ball.

Answer 1

if the ball is authentic and signed by the 60 or 61 dodgers you are looking at over a grand. the key signatures on the ball would be walter alston, don drysdale, duke snider and of course sandy koufax. if i were you i would look on line to see what those signatures look like and then find out if they have signed the ball. the only thing i can say is that if you do have an authentic 60 or 61 ball that is awesome but during those years the dodgers also produced a lot of replica signed balls that look pretty authentic.

Answer 2

look on the ebay or some memorobilia website and see if theres any of the same signed ball and see how much its worth. or find a memorobilia website and call a collector or something

Answer 3

You could take it to a place where they sell sports memorabilia, look on e-bay or perhaps buy a Beckett magazine at a news stand.  It would help to determine if there are any "big" names on it.

Answer 4

Its valuable so dont lose it but if u want to no a money value then go to a store that sells that kind of stuff

Answer 5

If it's signed by Drysdale, Koufax, Snider, and Hodges it should be worth quite a bit depending on the condition of the ball and the signatures.