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How much would an autographed baseball mit with these Cleveland Indians players on it be worth?:Steve Olen, Felix Fermin, Carlos Baerga,Jack Armstrong, Jim Thome, Albert Bell, Bob Feller, Charles naggy, (and four others whitch i can not read). The mit is in ALMOST NEW condition.
Hi Eric,
Wow, you sure have a lot of good signatures on that glove! Unfortunately, I am not an expert in that area. I would suggest that you contact a baseball memorabilia expert -- someone who deals with items of that nature on a daily basis. He or she would be able to give you a ballpark estimate on what your glove is worth.
I'm sorry I can't offer any additional help in this matter. Good luck!
Regards,
Gina McDonough
AllExperts Cleveland Indians Expert
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Gina McDonough
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Living in Cleveland, and not particularly liking the Browns or Cavs, I had to like ONE of my hometown teams. I also LOVE baseball, so the Indians took care of both things. I have been a true fan since their lonely, losss-filled days at Cleveland Stadium, when I was one of only about 2,000 fans in attendance. I remember players like Corey Snyder, Alan Bannister, Julio Franco (the 1st time...), Doug Jones (the 1st time), Joe Carter, and on and on... Though I`m not a trivia buff, I might be able to help with some questions on more recent stuff.
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