1964 & 1967 NY Mets Team Autographed Baseballs

Historic New York Mets Signed Baseballs: A Collector’s Dream

A Glimpse into Baseball History

For the avid collector and baseball enthusiast, the allure of owning a piece of history is irresistible. Presented here are two remarkable baseballs, each signed by members of the iconic New York Mets teams from the 1960s. These artifacts not only capture the essence of a bygone era but also serve as a testament to the enduring legacy of the sport.

1964 New York Mets Signed Baseball

The first of these treasures is an ONL Giles baseball, graced by the signatures of 25 members of the 1964 New York Mets. This includes the legendary Casey Stengel, whose signature stands as a centerpiece. Other notable autographs include Altman, Kroll, Cannizzaro, Stallard, Taylor, Jackson, Elliot, Gonder, Wakefield, McMillan, Kanehl, Hunter, Hunt, and Fisher. Each signature, rendered in black ink, carries a rating of 4-5, with some fading evident. The ball itself is in VG+ condition, exhibiting a charming patina that speaks to its age and authenticity.

• Notable Signatures: Casey Stengel, Altman, Kroll, Cannizzaro, and more.
• Condition: VG+ with toning, signatures rated 4-5.
• Historical Context: Represents the 1964 Mets, a team rich in history and character.

1967 New York Mets Signed Baseball

The second baseball, an ONL baseball with a faded commissioner stamp, is signed by 24 members of the 1967 Mets. This includes a young Rookie Nolan Ryan, whose signature alone elevates the ball’s significance. Other signatures include Westrum (Manager, ss), Otis (signed twice), Berra (coach), and Harrelson. Despite the heavy toning and spotting, which render some signatures unidentifiable, the ball remains a cherished relic of Mets history. Accompanied by a Letter of Authenticity (LOA) from JSA, this piece is a must-have for any serious collector.

• Notable Signatures: Rookie Nolan Ryan, Westrum, Otis, Berra, Harrelson.
• Condition: Heavily toned and faded, with some spotting.
• Authenticity: Comes with a JSA LOA.

Why These Baseballs Matter

These baseballs are more than just collectibles; they are tangible links to the past, offering a window into the rich tapestry of baseball history. The 1964 and 1967 Mets teams are celebrated for their unique contributions to the sport, and owning such memorabilia is akin to holding a piece of that legacy. For those interested in expanding their baseball memorabilia collection, these items represent an unparalleled opportunity.

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* This text was generated from the original auction listing.