Question on Multi Signature Bats

LJB17

I have 3 bats I picked up at auction almost 10 years ago. I really have little information on the value of them and I was hoping someone on here could help me out.

All three are Hank Aaron model bats.

Sigs are as follows

1)Schmidt, Mahews, F. Robinson, Aaron, Killebrew, and Reggie Jackson
2)Schmidt, Aaron, Banks, Killebrew, and McCovey
3)Ryan, Clemens, Rose, Mays, Aaron, Ripken, Schmidt, B Robinson, Spahn, and Berra

Any help would be apprecaited.

Regards,
Luke

JoeBanzai

Multi signed bats seem to have the most value if they have a theme associated with them. Most of the 500 Home Run club (all the living), the ENTIRE team the year they won a championship, or something like that. Several random signatures are seldom worth what the total of the individual signers.

The exception is if you have someone who seldom signed bats or some other rarity.

Bat #1 would be better if it had the Banks and McCovey then you have a good chunk of the 500 HR guys.

Bat #2 Nothing to get excited about

Bat #3 has no theme at all some pitchers, some older HOFer's some hitters Rose who is banned and a new guy Ripken.

Not saying they don't have value, you just need to find a buyer that's interested.

Good luck!

bounce

bats 1 and 2 are low end 500 HR club bats - someone out there will have interest in them

bat 3 does have a theme, it was shaping up as a greats of the game / HOF bat until Clemens ruined it (Rose is a debate all his own, but who is really going to collect HOF and NOT have a Pete Rose, too?). actually, weren't all these guys on the all century team?

esquiresports

The value of each bat would likely fall between $200 and $300 assuming strong, legitimate, signatures.

LJB17

Thank you for the input. They are all strong sigs and I thought the value was higher. I am really planning on keeping them, but was wondering how much care I should give into preservation.