Need Advice on cards.... Please (BALL PICS. ADDED)!!

GrimReaper

I know without seeing all the cards and the condition of them there is no way to give a perfect estimate. But what should this box of 50's-60's cards sell for at an estate auction or what should one bid ??




Also there is a 1959 White Sox Team autographed ball , what should one bid on it ??

storm888

Not enough info to tell.

Sorry.

stevek

I don't see anything special at first glance.

I used to sometimes bid on "stuff" like this on ebay which I determined wasn't a scam, but really I wasn't expecting too much either. It was entertainment money. One time, it wasn't listed or photographed in the auction, just card quantities were given, there were a good amount of EXMT type high number 1960 Topps, including Maris, Banks, and other All Star cards, so that was a very nice surprise. But normally these types of auctions are selling rags - the seller has usually already taken the items to at least a few local card shops, was offered "nothing" and so decided to throw it on ebay.

Good luck if you decide to take a shot - don't spend too much and don't expect too much.

basestealer

If there's no stars mentioned, no more than $1 per card.

GrimReaper

Well what about the 1959 White Sox Team autographed ball ? Any Ideas on it ? Sorry no picture .


Edit : Thanks for the info. guys !

Stone193

<< <i>Well what about the 1959 White Sox Team autographed ball ? Any Ideas on it ? Sorry no picture .


Edit : Thanks for the info. guys ! >>

Grim

Of course it depends on the condition of the ball.

A Nm copy of a '59 Chicago (AL) - keys: Lopez, Fox, Aparicio, Cash, Kluszewski, Wynn will have a range of $350-525. Source: Standard Catalog of Sports Memorabilia - 3rd ed.

Who's on the sweet spot?

Can you put the ball on your scanner and give us some shots?

mike

EAsports

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Can you put the ball on your scanner and give us some shots?

mike >>



I'd really rather he didn't....

BobaFett72

LOL
dont burn your ball on the glass.

GrimReaper

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<< <i>Well what about the 1959 White Sox Team autographed ball ? Any Ideas on it ? Sorry no picture .


Edit : Thanks for the info. guys ! >>

Grim

Of course it depends on the condition of the ball.

A Nm copy of a '59 Chicago (AL) - keys: Lopez, Fox, Aparicio, Cash, Kluszewski, Wynn will have a range of $350-525. Source: Standard Catalog of Sports Memorabilia - 3rd ed.

Who's on the sweet spot?

Can you put the ball on your scanner and give us some shots?

mike >>




I don't have the ball , it and the cards are both coming up in an estate auction . I was just getting ideas on what I should bid on these . I went back and got pics of the ball , here it is . They are a little blurry sorry , not my pics .

yankeeno7

Appears to me that the ball is stamped, not actually autographed. They are collectibles that were sold at ballparks.

bigfische

That was my first impression as well.

GrimReaper

Well that figures , that is my usual luck !! I guess it's a good thing I ask you guys before I went and pulled a stupid .