Sports Memorabilia

His rookie SLU goes for between 3 and 5 dollars on Ebay.

This will depend on its condition. If the condition is very good, you should be able to sell it on eBay for anywhere between 30 USD and 60 USD. If it has autographs of drivers in there, it's worth a lot more, of course...

The most common are Grass, Clay, and Concrete.

There are also indoor courts made of wood, carpet, or rubber.

Macgregor: VIP by Macgregor blades, Macregor Eye-O-Matik Woods and a Macgregor George Low Wizard putter.

Less than 25 cents.

in 79 the #2car didnt have Mike Curb on the sides

I have a Winchester Cheyene in both 44-40 and 22 cal. Both are NIB. I also have the Winchester Sioux commerative. Can you tell me the approximate value of each.

They ended when people figured out you could make a big poster.....EH?

About six dollars.

Without more very specific information, an accurate appraisal is practically impossible. For starters, you'll need to try to decipher as many names as possible so an expert can lend a hand determining which team is represented. Thankfully, players from this era tended to take great care in registering their signatures on a ball, bat or photo, so almost autographs will likely be legible and readily identifiable. Once a team is identified, other considerations and factors will include: number of signatures, type of ball, provenance (where did you get it?), and of course, the all-important condition of the ball and the signatures. There is great interest in this era of baseball, so if your signed ball documents a major league team from 1941, one can assume many vintage memorabilia and autograph collectors will be interested. Once you have figured out what team the 1941 baseball is from see Related Links below to the Team Signed Baseballs link which includes full team rosters, key signatures, and a price guide. See Related questions for Team signed baseballs that have been answered already.

If you sell your memorabilia to a dealer you will only get about half the market value, more or less depending on the popularity of the item, and the length of time the dealer thinks it would take to resell the item. You would want to sell to a collector to get the full market value.

Auction houses are great place to sell valuable pieces of memorabilia. They will get you the most exposure to targeted collectors, and that will translate to a higher selling price. eBay is also a good venue for selling collectibles. You can do just as well but must be good at describing the item thoroughly, use good pictures to show the item, and having a good reputation as a seller will help get more value. There are plenty of hard core collectors shopping on eBay, and spending big money.

If you are selling any autographs they will have to be properly authenticated, otherwise you could land up with half the market value. A good auction house will help you out with this, or you could do it yourself at psadna.com

Shop around on line for a few Auction houses like Heritage Auctions (ha.com), or robertedwardauctions.com and see who offers you the most for your needs. With a little work you could do just as well on eBay, and keep in mind to charge proper packing and shipping cost.

From $5.00-$7.00 depending on the condition.

I got one for free but I think they are pretty expensive. I haven't checked in a while though. Odd how you asked this seeing how I was not to recently stabbed with one.

It really depends on how bad your back is to play, you can try basketball or swimming.

If i were you i would do some swimming i do swimming myself and it is good to build your back muscles up.

Ed Reed by far, his stats are much much better, Ed Reed and put points on the board from every interception. He is also known as a hard hitter.

Sports memorabilia like sports cards can vary greatly in value depending on condition. A 1921 Harry Greb boxing card is worth about $7 in very good condition, but a mint or near mint card could be worth much more.

$60 to $700 depending on quality

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I would say the value largely depends on the ball itself. If it is an original Adidas NASL ball from the 70's in good, very good, or excellent condition, you may have a winner and it may be worth in excess of $1000. If it's not an original Adidas ball, the value could be anything, it depends if there are Oakland soccer fans out there who would have an interest in it.

Escape sailboats have sold the playcat cat design to performance catamarans who makes Nacra and Prindle cats. The boat is back in production under the name prindle escape. Call your local Nacra/Prindle dealer and I am sure that they can order you a manual for the prindle escape. All parts and assembly procedures should be identical. Ben

Typically, this autograph can fetch around 40 dollars. However, there are many factors that can impact the exact value of the book.

Less than 10 cents.

She is a nationally recognized and his certified/authenticated items are sold all over the world. For example, Nicholas R. Burczyk authentications are sold on AAFES ( Air and Air Force Exchange Services) auctions, the auction site UBid auctions, Ebay, hobby shops and private dealers. His authentications can be found everywhere. Nicholas R. Burczyk is a retired board certified, trained forensic handwriting expert with years of experience, a PhD in handwriting analysis, and court appointments as such. Thus, a Burczyk certified signature would stand up in court. Burczyk was employed heavily during the 1980s and 1990s to view autographs and render professional opinions. A Dr. Burczyk certified autograph usually has a label affixed to the item with printed date of examination and Dr. Nicholas Burczyk's signature. This was in addition to an accompanying certificate, which was rather plain in appearance

As of Feb 2011, the EBAY Fraud Division has banned all items that have his COA. It takes quite a bit for EBAY to add one to the banned list. There is considerable question as to whether or not this individual ever existed or is the name a pen name used by someone else. Many items that bear this COA have turned out to be not authentic.

No,

Because it's purely advertisement only... maybe if you look on E-Bay it'll be there.

Hope this helps!

He use to play for the University of Arkansas Razorbacks in college