Name: Pawn Stars: Yankee Baseball TOO EXPENSIVE for the Old Man (Season 1) | History
Uploaded: 2020-03-23T04:40:56.000Z
Duration: 5 min 21 s
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I've got about 22 23 signatures on the ball.

Joe DiMaggio, Yogi Berra, Mickey Mantle said.

It's a 51 year they won the World Series.

My grandfather went to a game in 1951 with my mother and receive the autographs from a friend of his that was involved with the team.

The baseball doesn't really mean a lot to me.

I got some family heritage, but the basement.

So you got a critical intersection of history right here on that ball.

This would be perfect for the company softball game.

Looks like you've been run over by a truck.

Signatures have faded, but you can read them and I would be suspicious of any other ball.

The war you sell this stuff is with authentication because there's a tremendous amount of people with a ballpoint out there.

I'm definitely interested, Okay, but I just want to have somebody that knows more than me.

I don't trust nobody, Especially when they're trying to sell me something.

If they want to bring in an expert, I'm fine with it.

I like to learn more about the ball as well.

I'm a forensic can driving expert and the owner of expert handwriting analysis in Las Vegas.

I have obtained genuine signatures of all the players on the team that year.

So what I will do is use those as examples and compare them to the signatures on the ball.

When I first looked at the ball, it didn't have any obvious signs of not being authentic.

Baseball would be abrasion to make the signatures look older than they are or exposing it to unnatural elements such as lemon juice and sunlight.

Right now, I'm looking at Mickey Mantle's signature, and I like what I'm seeing.

Because Mickey Mantle had two different signatures.

The first signature that he used in the fifties matches the signature on the ball, which is good, Uh, later throughout the years, Mickey Mantle added a billowing shape.

That tells me that this signature was from the right time frame from 1951.

So I can see the handwriting on the ball.

I would say it would be the Joe DiMaggio signature.

Joe DiMaggio had a real heavy writing style.

Okay, in your opinion, this ball was you could cost finest as a riel.

I do believe that this is a genuine 1951.

The value of the ball is really subjective.

It just comes down to what a buyer is willing to pay for it and what the seller is willing to get for it.

I think $3000 is a reasonable amount for the ball.

If two signatures is better shape, I'd say the ball for well over 3000 in the shape isn't It's not worth 3000.

I'll be glad to negotiate with you, but you're going to come down For what?

This is a historical piece above and beyond the signature factor of the ball, which I will grant you.

You gotta understand, too, that I'm tying my money up and I have to make a profit.

Well, I would respectfully decline the awful saying you're welcome back anytime.

I appreciate it when the price is not right.