team signed baseball but on 2 balls

jay0791

I know a tad about signed baseballs but am no expert.
A dealer friend has (have not seen yet) a 1969 mets team signed baseball
but the sigs are on 2 diff balls. question?? Does this affect the value vs on just one ball?
Assuming are sigs are real how much should something like this go for?
TY

JBK

No idea on value but to balls are not the same as all on one.

If he is lucky there are enough signs on one ball for it to count as team signed.

jay0791

Thank you
I was interested in the ball(s) because ryan is on it.
Seaver is on the other ball.

I don't even know how many sigs are required to be considered a team ball vs one signed by many players.
does every player have to be on it to be a team ball???

JBK

No there is a certain # that will get it considered a team ball. Obviously you want the big names on it.

jay0791

TY

JBK

@jay0791 said:
I know a tad about signed baseballs but am no expert.
A dealer friend has (have not seen yet) a 1969 mets team signed baseball
but the sigs are on 2 diff balls. question?? Does this affect the value vs on just one ball?
Assuming are sigs are real how much should something like this go for?
TY

A thought occurred to me. If you can get them cheap enough, get both and then track down additional sigs through the mail and at card shows and you could end up with two team balls.

Don't let the dealer try to tell you that two balls equal one team signed. The value of the top players is reduced by the other sigs on the same ball. So get them cheap and make a project out of it.