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PSA/DNA Question - Team Signed Baseball w/ Pujols (PICS ADDED)

frankhardyfrankhardy Posts: 8,169 ✭✭✭✭✭
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I have a 2002 Cardinals team signed baseball with 13 signatures on it including Albert Pujols. If I sent the baseball in to PSA DNA, I would only want the Pujols signature to be authenticated. Will they authenticate just the Pujols? Pujols' signature costs $30, so would that be my only cost since I am only wanting the Pujols signature authentiated? How would they notate this? Would they just notate that only the Pujols signature is authenticated? Surely, I wouldn't have to get all 13 signatures authenticated, would I?

Shane

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  • MinorLeagueSourceMinorLeagueSource Posts: 661 ✭✭
    they would have to do them all
    Buying or trading for these signed Jeter rc's:
    1992 GCL, 93 Stadium Club, 93 Greensboro,, 93 South Atlantic League, 93 Topps Marlins & Rockies,, 94 Classic Tampa, 94 Procards Tampa, 94 Florida State League & 95 Columbus Clippers.

  • JeremyDie1JeremyDie1 Posts: 2,383 ✭✭✭
    That sounds like a cool piece. I would love to see a pic! image
  • frankhardyfrankhardy Posts: 8,169 ✭✭✭✭✭
    I may try to post a pic this evening. It also has Edgar Renteria, Jason Simontacchi, Jim Edmonds, Dave Veres, Mike Matheny, Bud Smith, Miguel Cairo, Kerry Robinson, Mike Crudale, Jason Isringhausen, J.D. Drew, and Luther Hackman.

    I would do it right now, but my wife just got supper finished - homemade lasagna, homemade wheat bread, and sald. It smells good, too!

    Shane

  • SportsModerator2SportsModerator2 Posts: 1,736 mod


    << <i>I have a 2002 Cardinals team signed baseball with 13 signatures on it including Albert Pujols. If I sent the baseball in to PSA DNA, I would only want the Pujols signature to be authenticated. Will they authenticate just the Pujols? Pujols' signature costs $30, so would that be my only cost since I am only wanting the Pujols signature authentiated? How would they notate this? Would they just notate that only the Pujols signature is authenticated? Surely, I wouldn't have to get all 13 signatures authenticated, would I? >>



    The entire piece would need to be authenticated. If we didn't and placed a sticker on the ball it would look as if the entire piece had been authenticated which wouldn't be the case in your scenario above.

    Carol
  • frankhardyfrankhardy Posts: 8,169 ✭✭✭✭✭


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    << <i>I have a 2002 Cardinals team signed baseball with 13 signatures on it including Albert Pujols. If I sent the baseball in to PSA DNA, I would only want the Pujols signature to be authenticated. Will they authenticate just the Pujols? Pujols' signature costs $30, so would that be my only cost since I am only wanting the Pujols signature authentiated? How would they notate this? Would they just notate that only the Pujols signature is authenticated? Surely, I wouldn't have to get all 13 signatures authenticated, would I? >>



    The entire piece would need to be authenticated. If we didn't and placed a sticker on the ball it would look as if the entire piece had been authenticated which wouldn't be the case in your scenario above.

    Carol >>



    Thanks for the reply. Wow. That means it would cost around $270 to get it authenticated?

    Shane

  • frankhardyfrankhardy Posts: 8,169 ✭✭✭✭✭
    Supper is over. Here are some pictures.


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    Shane

  • PoppaJPoppaJ Posts: 2,818 ✭
    Hi Shane,

    Great looking ball you've got there!

    I'm glad Carol chimed in with an answer because I've been thinking about having PSA/DNA authenticate a few team-signed balls from the 1950's that I have. I really don't care to unload $300-$500 just to have a multi-signed team ball authenticated.

    Perhaps PSA/DNA will have a "CC Multi-Signed Ball Special" in the future that would hopefully bring the cost down to earth a little.

    Thanks for sharing!

    PoppaJ
  • SportsModerator2SportsModerator2 Posts: 1,736 mod


    << <i>Hi Shane,

    Great looking ball you've got there!

    I'm glad Carol chimed in with an answer because I've been thinking about having PSA/DNA authenticate a few team-signed balls from the 1950's that I have. I really don't care to unload $300-$500 just to have a multi-signed team ball authenticated.

    Perhaps PSA/DNA will have a "CC Multi-Signed Ball Special" in the future that would hopefully bring the cost down to earth a little.

    Thanks for sharing!

    PoppaJ >>




    There is a chart for multi signed players or there is a function where you enter the last name of the primary signer and the total number of signatures and it will price it for you.
    Any item with 20+ signatures is going to start at $150 for the item. When you get into some of the bigger names like Ruth the fee goes up to $200.

    Link to fees


    Carol
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