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  • sherbal15
    Senior Member
    • Feb 2015
    • 214

    Lou Brock at Robert Edwards auctions

    Anybody have any thoughts on this Brock jersey offered up at Robert Edwards? I can't believe someone had Rickey Henderson sign it.

  • sox83cubs84
    Banned
    • Apr 2009
    • 8902

    #2
    Re: Lou Brock at Robert Edwards auctions

    Everything I can see in the photos looks reasonable. The tapered tail is normal for Brock gamers (and actually for all 1972 Rawlings gamers), and the flag tag is consistent with what the team and the supplier used at the time. I can't say for sure without having it in hand to examine, but I feel very good about this one, and apparently MEARS did, as well.

    Dave Miedema

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    • sherbal15
      Senior Member
      • Feb 2015
      • 214

      #3
      Re: Lou Brock at Robert Edwards auctions

      Wow! This jersey sold for $7200 with juice. I personally like having my items signed but the personalization and a completely different player signing it ruined it for me.

      Would you have Miguel Cabrera sign a carl Yastrzemski jersey? Makes no sense to me.

      Do you guys feel the personalization and different player (from a different era) signing an item diminishes its value (unless your name is Dave in this case)?

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      • truvalue123
        Senior Member
        • Oct 2014
        • 229

        #4
        Re: Lou Brock at Robert Edwards auctions

        I agree with you...I owned a Joe Torre jersey a couple of years ago that originated with his late brother Frank...The deal broker had Frank sign the jersey..."My Brothers Jersey, Frank Torre"...thought it was odd and detracted from the jersey, but, overall created a good value in terms of pricing.

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        • Jags Fan Dan
          Senior Member
          • Apr 2007
          • 1638

          #5
          Re: Lou Brock at Robert Edwards auctions

          Originally posted by sherbal15

          Do you guys feel the personalization and different player (from a different era) signing an item diminishes its value (unless your name is Dave in this case)?
          Yes, for sure.

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          • seanbaseball
            Senior Member
            • Aug 2014
            • 792

            #6
            Re: Lou Brock at Robert Edwards auctions

            Originally posted by truvalue123
            I agree with you...I owned a Joe Torre jersey a couple of years ago that originated with his late brother Frank...The deal broker had Frank sign the jersey..."My Brothers Jersey, Frank Torre"...thought it was odd and detracted from the jersey, but, overall created a good value in terms of pricing.
            I owned that Torre jersey for about ten minutes until I traded it for a 2011 World Series Jersey. My plan had been to remove the Frank Torre signature and inscription. Glad I didnt have to mess with it!

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            • truvalue123
              Senior Member
              • Oct 2014
              • 229

              #7
              Re: Lou Brock at Robert Edwards auctions

              Goldin Auctions?
              Would you have stated the auto was removed)

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              • seanbaseball
                Senior Member
                • Aug 2014
                • 792

                #8
                Re: Lou Brock at Robert Edwards auctions

                Originally posted by truvalue123
                Goldin Auctions?
                Would you have stated the auto was removed)
                Yep Goldin auctions. I would have removed the signature and then inscribed on the jersey that "signature was removed in this space" to satisfy every Tom, Dick and Larry

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                • GoCrazyFolks76
                  Senior Member
                  • Mar 2015
                  • 285

                  #9
                  Re: Lou Brock at Robert Edwards auctions

                  Autographs on jerseys can easily be removed.

                  The Frank Torre autograph was removed, and something tells me the Henderson autograph will also be removed.

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                  • seanbaseball
                    Senior Member
                    • Aug 2014
                    • 792

                    #10
                    Re: Lou Brock at Robert Edwards auctions

                    Originally posted by GoCrazyFolks76
                    Autographs on jerseys can easily be removed.

                    The Frank Torre autograph was removed, and something tells me the Henderson autograph will also be removed.
                    REMOVED! REMOVED! OMG RED ALERT!

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                    • GoCrazyFolks76
                      Senior Member
                      • Mar 2015
                      • 285

                      #11
                      Re: Lou Brock at Robert Edwards auctions

                      Originally posted by sherbal15
                      Wow! This jersey sold for $7200 with juice. I personally like having my items signed but the personalization and a completely different player signing it ruined it for me.

                      Would you have Miguel Cabrera sign a carl Yastrzemski jersey? Makes no sense to me.

                      Do you guys feel the personalization and different player (from a different era) signing an item diminishes its value (unless your name is Dave in this case)?
                      I bought it for $7,200 because I photomatched it well before the auction ended.

                      I completely agree with you that the personalizations and having a different player sign it was just silly, so I got rid of them.

                      And don't worry Sean - if I ever sell the jersey, I will be sure to tell the potential buyers that I removed an autograph that was previously on the jersey.

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                      • sherbal15
                        Senior Member
                        • Feb 2015
                        • 214

                        #12
                        Re: Lou Brock at Robert Edwards auctions

                        Originally posted by GoCrazyFolks76
                        I bought it for $7,200 because I photomatched it well before the auction ended.

                        I completely agree with you that the personalizations and having a different player sign it was just silly, so I got rid of them.

                        And don't worry Sean - if I ever sell the jersey, I will be sure to tell the potential buyers that I removed an autograph that was previously on the jersey.
                        I saw this on the pickup thread. Might as well bleach the whole thing.

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                        • GoCrazyFolks76
                          Senior Member
                          • Mar 2015
                          • 285

                          #13
                          Re: Lou Brock at Robert Edwards auctions

                          Originally posted by sherbal15
                          I saw this on the pickup thread. Might as well bleach the whole thing.
                          I'm assuming you're kidding.

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