Shin-Soo Choo / Hyun-Jin Ryu / Chan-Ho Park / Byung-Hyun Kim

[oyhhyo]

Hi,

I'm looking for any Korean baseball players game used items.

Shin-Soo Choo (Cincinnati Reds, Cleveland Indians, Seattle Mariners)
Hyun-Jin Ryu (LA Dodgers)
Chan-Ho Park (Pirates, Yankees, Phillies, Mets, Padres, Rangers, Dodgers)
Byung-Hyun Kim (Rockies, Red Sox, Diamondbacks)

Please email me at fophyo@naver.com

Thank you very much,
Park

[oyhhyo]

Bump.

[oyhhyo]

Bump.

[dplettn]

Shin Soo Choo Game Used Home Run Ball up for auction.... and proceeds benefit the Reds Community Fund which pays for local community fields to be renovated, outreach programs, baseball camps, etc:

http://reds.auction.mlb.com/cgi-bin/...aunbr=14643276

[oyhhyo]

Thank you very much! I missed it..

Shin Soo Choo Game Used Home Run Ball up for auction.... and proceeds benefit the Reds Community Fund which pays for local community fields to be renovated, outreach programs, baseball camps, etc:

http://reds.auction.mlb.com/cgi-bin/...aunbr=14643276

[oyhhyo]

I'm looking for any Korean baseball players game used items.

Shin-Soo Choo (Cincinnati Reds, Cleveland Indians, Seattle Mariners)
Hyun-Jin Ryu (LA Dodgers)
Chan-Ho Park (Pirates, Yankees, Phillies, Mets, Padres, Rangers, Dodgers)
Byung-Hyun Kim (Rockies, Red Sox, Diamondbacks)

Please email me at fophyo@naver.com

Thank you very much,
Park

[dcgreg25]

I have a MLB authenticated hr baseball from Choo's time with the Indians that I would probably sell for the winning bid of 450 on the reds auction. The reds baseball did not sell as it did not meet the reserve.

[oyhhyo]

Thank you for your reply. The Reds auction was Choo's 99th careear HR baseball. So it was worth that much. What you have HR baseball?

I have a MLB authenticated hr baseball from Choo's time with the Indians that I would probably sell for the winning bid of 450 on the reds auction. The reds baseball did not sell as it did not meet the reserve.

[dcgreg25]

Thank you for your reply. The Reds auction was Choo's 99th careear HR baseball. So it was worth that much. What you have HR baseball?

In my opinion, I do not think the 99th career Homerun carries much if any of a premium. It is an interesting number but for my money, I would pay a premium on baseballs that either pass a certain players mark, team record, or are hundreds (100,200, etc) or fifties (150,250, etc). I understand and respect that different people will have different opinions on this.

My baseball is his career Homerun #45 from June 1st 2010.

Like I said, I am not necessarily looking to sell just saw someone post that they were interested in a HR baseball that they missed out on and thought I might sell mine around that number.

[oyhhyo]

Thank you for your advice. I think your HR ball is also a great item.
I will contact you again later.

In my opinion, I do not think the 99th career Homerun carries much if any of a premium. It is an interesting number but for my money, I would pay a premium on baseballs that either pass a certain players mark, team record, or are hundreds (100,200, etc) or fifties (150,250, etc). I understand and respect that different people will have different opinions on this.

My baseball is his career Homerun #45 from June 1st 2010.

Like I said, I am not necessarily looking to sell just saw someone post that they were interested in a HR baseball that they missed out on and thought I might sell mine around that number.