Hank Aaron 714 and 715 stubs/signed program - value and worth slabbing?

[baseball tourist]

Scott....very helpful, thanks!

[bender07]

On a really good day, I'd say $100 on the program. Personalization and pretty random image hurts.

[baseball tourist]

I agree that personalizations aren't necessarily a good thing. This is interesting, as I mentioned, as it personalized to the other man with Hank on the program cover.

[MooseDog]

Interesting note on the program from Davidson's estate. I have the same program with the same (non-personalized) signature that you have there and was deemed "unable to render opinion" by one of the TPAs. If I recall (getting older - memory hazy) it was rumored for a long time that Davidson was signing Aaron's mail during the record chase.

I agree that grading/slabbing isn't going to add any value to the tickets. They won't grade high due to the writing and condition. The 715 ticket is going to suffer a bit in value for being a "Ticketron" version but still should bring good prices.

[VintageGamerN00b]

That is a nice stub, and something I might be interested in after a couple pay days.

Weird timing--I was just heading over here to post about my Aaron 715 item, but made a new thread so as not to hijack. Those are certainly cool items from one of the most important days in baseball history.