Just wondering. I inherited a signed football from my wife's grandfather. He played at Alabama in the late 1930's before going into the Marines and off to fight WWII. The football commemorates the '61, '64, & '65 national championships. It's autographed by Paul Bryant, Mal Moore, Pat Dye, Kenny Stabler, Steve Sloan, Ray Perkins, Richard Williamson, plus about 20 more former players and coaches. Does anyone on here know of a good appraiser in the Tuscaloosa, Birmingham area? I would really like to get a value on it.
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50+yeartidefan
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Bear Bryant Museum probably be best plact to start
I have one with all 62
And one 64
Allmost if not all players
They are cool
What a trophy u have
You came to the right place to fine out! We have a lot of guys here that has the information you are asking for. @50+yeartidefan is a good one. Well one to the site.
SoCalPatrick
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I don't. I have bought and sold stuff as well as getting things appraised. Mailing it and getting papers has always been my route.
I thought about doing it that way but was kind of skeptical. How do you ship something you don't know the value of?
There is a PSA in Spanish Fort....(251) 626-5050, Call them to see what you can do. PSA is the way to go with that. Bear's Autographs range from 250 to the thousands
50+yeartidefan
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Thanks
My kids have pushed me to get things appraised
BamaFan334
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Of I had to guess I'd say $1000-2000 with those guys if the signatures are legible and not worn. I'm no professional, but follow some pricing on items. Had my eye on this one for a bit.
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Rolltide24
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Maybe your collectibles are worth more than my early to mid-80’s baseball cards
I thought all those rookie cards and box sets would be worth a mint by now. Oh well!
No idea on value, but it sounds awesome, and priceless to me. The one Bama piece of memorabilia I really want and never have gotten is a good Coach Bryant autograph. I've almost bought a couple over the years but never did. There was a credible auction site that had a several throwback white Bama helmets a few years ago signed by Stabler, Namath, and Starr... I never pulled the trigger on one and now I regret that too. They were awesome. Haven't seen any since.
BamaFan334
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I want a simple autograph of Bear on a card cutout and add it in a frame with a picture of him leaning on the goalpost in that one picture. Wanted to do the same with Ty Cobb and that popular picture of him sliding into third base.
I just saw an auction where a guy found two of his hats in Bear's old Cadillac he was having restored.
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I got Bears autograph personally. Sat in his couch, (not on it) that felt like you were sinking in, all I could muster up to say to him was Roll Tide, His reply you ask? OK, son, and I got a pat on the head. Felt like a Dumbass.
Ha! I saw that... that old school cap is fire.
50+yeartidefan
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My 64 is really good shape....
But getting old
Had it since 64 too
Use to toss it around with guys outside ...lol
But getting old
Had it since 64 too
Use to toss it around with guys outside ...lol
Rolltide24
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Put that thing in your humidor, 50+!
50+yeartidefan
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50+yeartidefan
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Been taken care of..in a glass case....near 60 years old ...
I wonder whathappened to peoples signatures...can read these..clearly......but the way people sign these days....not readable
I've had it in a glass display case, out of direct sunlight since it was given to me a few years ago. Even the most faded signature, which is Ken Donahue's, is still readable. Sadly, I'm probably the last Bama fan in my family.
I agree with you on signatures, but there's no emphasis put on writing anymore.
I agree with you on signatures, but there's no emphasis put on writing anymore.
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