2009 World Series Game Used Baseball

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  • STLHAMMER32
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    Re: Would you have Albert sign it?

    Originally posted by stlbats
    I have never seen/heard of it being an issue before. I would think since its a ball he will sign it. Probably not a bad idea to have a back up plan though, you never know with him. I have never read anything specifying new, unused baseballs.

    Jason
    Since it is a baseball I believe he will sign it but I know he hates nothing more than thinking someone is a dealer looking to turn profit so it just depends on what kind of mood he is in.

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  • stlbats
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    Re: Would you have Albert sign it?

    Originally posted by rj_lucas
    Will he sign a game-used ball at the Warm Up? My understanding was he is only signing photos and new, unused baseballs, since game-used equipment falls under his contract with UDA. I could be wrong about that.

    Rick
    rickjlucas@gmail.com

    I have never seen/heard of it being an issue before. I would think since its a ball he will sign it. Probably not a bad idea to have a back up plan though, you never know with him. I have never read anything specifying new, unused baseballs.

    Jason

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  • joelsabi
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    Re: Would you have Albert sign it?

    Originally posted by suave1477
    Usually if it is signed on a Game Used Ball it holds up a lot better than a ball out of the box. Possibly the reason for your ball is since it was used for a specific game maybe they used a poorer quality leather for those balls since they were just made for one game. Just a thought.
    i have a signed game used baseball that looks perfect from 1996, so maybe the previous owner had it displayed in the light or maybe, as you said, maybe its the quality of the leather. i will take a look at it when i have the chance. thanks

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  • suave1477
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    Re: Would you have Albert sign it?

    Originally posted by joelsabi
    I have a 1998 Jackie Robinson Commemorative game used baseball signed by Alex Rodriguez and its barely present any longer. I bought it like this. Is there a reason why a game used baseball will not hold up as good as say a baseball right out of the box? I have it totally out of the light since I bought and it does not seem to have deteriorated any further.

    Usually if it is signed on a Game Used Ball it holds up a lot better than a ball out of the box. Possibly the reason for your ball is since it was used for a specific game maybe they used a poorer quality leather for those balls since they were just made for one game. Just a thought.

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  • joelsabi
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    Re: Would you have Albert sign it?

    I have a 1998 Jackie Robinson Commemorative game used baseball signed by Alex Rodriguez and its barely present any longer. I bought it like this. Is there a reason why a game used baseball will not hold up as good as say a baseball right out of the box? I have it totally out of the light since I bought and it does not seem to have deteriorated any further.

    To answer you question. I would have him sign it on the sweet spot but if I display it I would have the WS logo facing the light. It would also depend on the cost of getting it signed.

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  • rj_lucas
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    Re: Would you have Albert sign it?

    Will he sign a game-used ball at the Warm Up? My understanding was he is only signing photos and new, unused baseballs, since game-used equipment falls under his contract with UDA. I could be wrong about that.

    Rick
    rickjlucas@gmail.com

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  • STLHAMMER32
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    Re: Would you have Albert sign it?

    Originally posted by indyred
    Yeah, if it is not not MLB authenticated I would get it signed then. Nice keepsake from the game.

    Is the ball MLB authenticated?
    I am not sure what difference it makes if the ball is mlb authenticated? Anybody want to sure what the negative side would be of having an mlb authenticated WS foul ball signed by the man who hit it?

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  • indyred
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    Re: Would you have Albert sign it?

    Originally posted by platinum1
    I think your wrong.
    The ball is different from others just because its from the World Series
    and has the Gold logos.
    He knows its authentic and shouldn't really care what anyone else would think.
    Yeah, if it is not not MLB authenticated I would get it signed then. Nice keepsake from the game.

    Is the ball MLB authenticated?

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  • STLHAMMER32
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    Re: Would you have Albert sign it?

    Agree Suave, Even a more recent example would be look at a game used ball from the World Series of 09 and then look at a game used world series ball signed by jeter. The price difference is the answer.

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  • suave1477
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    Re: Would you have Albert sign it?

    Without question have it signed. Imagine having a Game Used Baseball from a Yankees World Series signed by Babe Ruth. Far more valuable than a photo signed.

    Also as another member suggested use a blue ball point pen. Not black.

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  • stlbats
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    Re: Would you have Albert sign it?

    I have a Cal Ripken Jr. foul ball that I got him to sign, and like Tony said for whatever reason, it is almost completely faded away. It has been kept in a UV case, not in any light the whole time.

    That said, it is a GU ball, I would probably get it signed. I dont know what other type of pen besides ball point would be good on a ball though. Definately use a blue ball point, not black.

    Jason
    stlbats@bellsouth.net

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  • Manram
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    Re: Would you have Albert sign it?

    Originally posted by platinum1
    I think your wrong.
    The ball is different from others just because its from the World Series
    and has the Gold logos.
    He knows its authentic and shouldn't really care what anyone else would think.
    I have to agree

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  • platinum1
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    Re: Would you have Albert sign it?

    Originally posted by indyred
    Is the ball MLB authenticated? If so I would not get it signed.

    I'd get a nice 16x20 and have him sign it.
    I think your wrong.
    The ball is different from others just because its from the World Series
    and has the Gold logos.
    He knows its authentic and shouldn't really care what anyone else would think.

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  • indyred
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    Re: Would you have Albert sign it?

    Is the ball MLB authenticated? If so I would not get it signed.

    I'd get a nice 16x20 and have him sign it.

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  • legaleagle92481
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    Re: Would you have Albert sign it?

    Originally posted by jetersbatboy
    I didn't see the World Series used part I thought it just said it was a foul ball hit by him. I defintely would not get it signed it is a piece of history better to preserve it in its original state and having it signed is too risky and could ruin it if the signature bleeds or he has dirty hands when he signs it, etc. I would get an 8 x10 of him during that at bat try to get him to add a WS inscription and display it with the ball.

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