Any ideas if there might be any significance of this football? My Uncle was a big collector and had it protected in a nice case. Just from looking at it doesn’t seem particularly special but figured I’d ask and make sure I’m not missing anything here.

My brother, when going thru leukemia treatments, was sent this team-signed baseball by our former family doctor Allan Lans.

Hey everyone, can you help me figure out if this signed Messi jersey is real? Any thoughts would be appreciated.

I have two autographs on one football. The first one reads 91 or 94 potentially starting with a C

The next is 2x SBC signature. Not sure on the lettering.

Any ideas who it may be?

2014 Dodgers Magic Johnson Bobblehead Giveaway

My Grandfather gave this to me and I don’t know the Value of it. I’m not selling it but I just wanted to know how much if I was to sell it.

As you can see it has an error printing of the Nuggets logo in the background behind the number/name. The other side is true as well with the number 15 in the background behind the logo.

I’ve had this ball since the 90’s, handed down from parents / grandparents. We have always wondered if it was real or some reprint at the time. Sounds like it would have to go through some authentication process but does anyone know if there were mass reprints or fake autographed balls back in this time?!

手違いで、このユニフォームがもうすぐ届くんだけど、本物か分からないので、皆さんの助けを必要としています。

I picked this ball up at a local store in KC. They couldn’t tell me anything about it. So, I started to research it and haven’t gotten hardly anywhere with it. A lot of these signatures are hard to read. There are about 23 signatures on it.

I originally thought it was signed by a minor league team because it’s an official ball of the Midwest League, but the only signature I could identify is Luke Hochevar of the Kansas City Royals.

The reason I believe it’s signed by players from the KC Royals is because I found the ball in KC and Luke Hochevar played for the Burlington Bees—which is 5 hours away from KC. I know 5 hours isn’t that far away and a fan could have traveled there. However, the initials from every player that signed the ball with their number attached did not match up with players initials that wore that number on the Burlington Bees roster when Hochevar was there for a season in 2006.

If anyone can recognize any of these signatures please let me know, I would greatly appreciate it. Thank you!

Hey everyone, I’m hoping someone here might be able to help me learn more about a unique piece of Detroit Red Wings memorabilia I purchased.

I bought a pair of jeans featuring 16 signatures that appear to be from Detroit Red Wings players. The seller I bought them from was located in Ontario, Canada, and told me the signatures were authentic. However, I’m trying to do some research of my own to verify their authenticity and learn more about their history. An iteresting part of this item is a plaque that came with it. The plaque reads, “To Big Star, the legendary restaurant bar, congratulations on the first BIG STAR legendary restaurant. All the best from the Detroit Red Wings.” The restaurant appears to have been called Big Star Legendary Restaurant and Bar in Burlington, Ontario. I’ve found a business registration reference identifying it as BIG STAR MONTANA, number 0896869, and I’m particularly interested in its history around 1997.

Some of the signatures I believe I can identify are Brendan Shanahan, Sergei Fedorov, Martin Lapointe, Tomas Sandström, Chris Osgood, and Mike Vernon. There are 16 signatures in total. If authentic, the signatures could make this a really interesting piece of Red Wings memorabilia from that era. I’d love to know whether anyone remembers the Big Star restaurant in Burlington.

I’m also curious whether there are any photographs, newspaper articles, advertisements, or other records showing these jeans or the plaque. I haven’t found enough information yet to establish exactly when the jeans were signed. I’d also appreciate advice on how best to authenticate the signatures, whether through a reputable memorabilia expert or another reliable source.

I’m not looking to jump to conclusions about their authenticity or value; I’d simply like to establish their story as accurately as possible. Any information, memories, leads, or suggestions would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks in advance for any help!

On this date in 1980

I acquired this dugout lineup card from a member of the Mariners organization some time ago. It's loaded with Hall-of-Famers on both teams and is from a time (1990s) when I don't believe people were really seeking these out as collectibles.

I know people often over-value their items and I don't want to do that, but I have been looking to sell and believe I've gotten some very low offers. I was hoping some of you might be able to give me a ballpark figure of what you think it may be worth.

Thank you very much.

Recently got a game worn jersey from one of my friends. Should I wash it? Does it dec the value of the jersey?

I have this golf glove that was signed at the houston open and I don’t know who signed it because it was so long ago. can anyone help try to identify it?

I would like to sell a hockey stick From 1967 with full team autographs from Toronto Maple Leafs. Excellent condition. I won it at a hockey banquet when I was seven years old . What is it worth and who would buy it?