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NY Yankees Game Used from pre-1972 and from players on the club from the following years 1977, 1978, 1996, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001 and 2009. Items don’t necessarily have to be from those specific seasons, but are preferred.
Yankees Game Used Baseballs (must include MLB authentication program holo and Steiner holo/paperwork, as applicable). Priorities include:
Ø 2001 – World Series Game 3 (paying up to $500)
Ø 2009 – April 22, July 20, Sept 16, Oct 17 (ALCS Game 2) (paying $50 to $150)
Don Mattingly Game Used (playing days only please)
Miscellaneous Game Used:
Trot Nixon Game Used items (2004 only)
Brian Roberts Game Used 2008 Max Bat 2-tone with good use, unsigned
Andy Phillips (2004 only)
John Halama (Mariners preferred)
1980s pitchers including Dennis Lamp, Frank Seminara, Jose Guzman
Other Items
Yankees Press Photos and Negatives, vintage and modern – those with text on front (including fax-type) are less desirable, but still considered
Yankees Vintage regular and postseason programs and ticket stubs, dating all the way back to the franchise inception in 1901 in Baltimore.
Please send a PM or email me at donfan23 at aol dot com if you have anything you think I might have interest in.
NY Yankees Game Used from pre-1972 and from players on the club from the following years 1977, 1978, 1996, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001 and 2009. Items don’t necessarily have to be from those specific seasons, but are preferred.
Yankees Game Used Baseballs (must include MLB authentication program holo and Steiner holo/paperwork, as applicable). Priorities include:
Ø 2001 – World Series Game 3 (paying up to $500)
Ø 2009 – April 22, July 20, Sept 16, Oct 17 (ALCS Game 2) (paying $50 to $150)
Don Mattingly Game Used (playing days only please)
Miscellaneous Game Used:
Trot Nixon Game Used items (2004 only)
Brian Roberts Game Used 2008 Max Bat 2-tone with good use, unsigned
Andy Phillips (2004 only)
John Halama (Mariners preferred)
1980s pitchers including Dennis Lamp, Frank Seminara, Jose Guzman
Other Items
Yankees Press Photos and Negatives, vintage and modern – those with text on front (including fax-type) are less desirable, but still considered
Yankees Vintage regular and postseason programs and ticket stubs, dating all the way back to the franchise inception in 1901 in Baltimore.
Please send a PM or email me at donfan23 at aol dot com if you have anything you think I might have interest in.
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