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cardinals0103
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I've been collecting autographed baseballs for more than a decade and just recently had a change of philosophy.
Basically the general consensus for autographed baseballs is: best place on Sweet Spot?
I've gotten quite a few autos from various teams and on various baseballs. Basically starting last year, I found it more appealing to have the signature right below the logo on Rawlings MLB or MILB baseballs. That's just me but I know I'm not the only one.
Which location do you prefer and why? From a purely collector standpoint because I know that people who resell want SS
Reasons I like it more than SS is that you can easily tell on what kind of a baseball it's signed on and looks nicely with the corresponding logo
Some examples of both locations
Looks nice I think:
For example, when displaying this: you couldn't tell that it's signed on a 2006 WBC ball (one of my favs)
It works out really well on special edition baseballs such as All Star Games or World Series
Basically the general consensus for autographed baseballs is: best place on Sweet Spot?
I've gotten quite a few autos from various teams and on various baseballs. Basically starting last year, I found it more appealing to have the signature right below the logo on Rawlings MLB or MILB baseballs. That's just me but I know I'm not the only one.
Which location do you prefer and why? From a purely collector standpoint because I know that people who resell want SS
Reasons I like it more than SS is that you can easily tell on what kind of a baseball it's signed on and looks nicely with the corresponding logo
Some examples of both locations
Looks nice I think:
For example, when displaying this: you couldn't tell that it's signed on a 2006 WBC ball (one of my favs)
It works out really well on special edition baseballs such as All Star Games or World Series