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Need help in pricing/selling Team-autographed football

Nov 24, 2009 6:05 PM

I have an autographed football (ATL Falcons, 2005) by the whole team & the coach. I can't seem to find out where to get it appraised at so I can get get a starting price to sell it. The only thing I was told was that if it was just Michael Vick (I am not a fan) signing it, would be about 350-375. Any help would be appreciated-I've checked on Ebay & Amazon & I haven't found anything similar enough on there to be helpful..

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I'm under the impression that a piece of memorabilia that has anything more than just a single autograph has to be exceedingly rare or popular to have any value.

I'd guesstimate that your football is worth a little less than a new football at Walmart.

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I disagree. I have been to several sites where a team-signed ball is priced for a pretty penny, just nothing around the date of this one, or the team. It is not a game ball, was designed just for being signed, and has the entire team and the coach at the time (Jim Mora) signatures on it. I also found that the coach rarely signs anything.

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Have you brought it to Antique Roadshow?

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