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Guys,
A couple years back I purchased a 1933 AL all-star ball (PSA/DNA)
It is not in $30,000-$45,0000 condition, but its still a 1933 AL all star ball (ruth sweet spot) . Its at my other house, but I will list the PSA/DNA number..
but im trying to get some feedback before I list it on Ebay/or give it to an auction house. If a 40,000 dollar ball is a PSA 8-9 in sigs. This is about a PSA2-5/6. Ruth being the strongest. The stitching is weak to.
But if anyone knows a ball park figure of what they might be willing to pay, let me know, and ill try to work something out.
Thanks!
A couple years back I purchased a 1933 AL all-star ball (PSA/DNA)
It is not in $30,000-$45,0000 condition, but its still a 1933 AL all star ball (ruth sweet spot) . Its at my other house, but I will list the PSA/DNA number..
but im trying to get some feedback before I list it on Ebay/or give it to an auction house. If a 40,000 dollar ball is a PSA 8-9 in sigs. This is about a PSA2-5/6. Ruth being the strongest. The stitching is weak to.
But if anyone knows a ball park figure of what they might be willing to pay, let me know, and ill try to work something out.
Thanks!