Buying Baseballs

[cyberer]

its worth the money for the stars...for less worthy players i get cards or get just get about 3-6 to fill up a panel of the ball for display

This.

I buy the best balls, but I only get the best guys to sign the ball. For the 2nd tier stars and decent regulars I bring cards and 8x10s.

Finally, for the scrubs, I print an 8x10 of the team logo "washed out" and get them to sign it- someone on these forums got me going with that.

It has all worked pretty well for me- and the best balls are worth the money in the long run.

[TTMcardMaster]

http://www.amazon.com/Trump-MG-PRO-S.../dp/B002VKAWPA

[cyberer]

the link from amazon to the 3rd party site is broken.

What's so great about these?

[TTMcardMaster]

the link from amazon to the 3rd party site is broken.

What's so great about these?

They're a lot cheaper than ROMLB, only like $30 per dozen. Also, they hold signatures very well over time.

However, they're harder to find because Anaconda stopped making them. And if you can find a place that sells the Rawlings Replica Major League Baseballs, those hold the sigs well too.

[cyberer]

ah, sounds good, i'll google it and see what i find.

[moneymatt]

i have a good question...

are rawlings official MINOR league balls good for signatures.

[MaydayMalone4MVP]

I think any ball that is made in China, you are taking a risk of the auto not holding up. They are not made of leather. JMO

[Polishgooner]

Thanks for the info guys, I just wasn't sure if the cube were the ones I wanted. For now my ball collection will be very,very small.

[cyberer]

thats exactly what I do- I only have like 5-6 signed baseballs. 8x10s and cards are much cheaper, and are easier to store- they serve my purposes well.