Casey Stengel was like a father to Mickey Mantle, and a signed Baseball of Mickey, and his first Manager would be desired. A Casey Stengel Mickey Mantle signed baseball would be worth about $300.-$500. Price will vary based on condition, and the type of authenticity that accompanies the signature. Multi signed Items typically sell for less than single signed items by a noted player.
The pictures of Mickey, and Casey signing the baseball would be very collectible and could be valued between $20.-$50.each. The pictures as being used to authenticate the signatures will help but might not be acceptable to get full value. Signatures that have not been properly authenticated could sell at half the market value or less.
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It is rather difficult to get anything autographed by Derek Jeter and not everyone is selling. The best place to watch for autographs from the sport star is on auction houses like eBay. Or one can try SportsBuy.
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Whitey Ford -- 1950, then 1953-1967. Yogi Berra -- 1946-1963. Mickey Mantle -- 1951-1968 Joe DiMaggio -- 1936-1942, then 1946-1951 Casey Stengel -- never PLAYED for the Yankees, but he did manage them from 1949 to 1960.
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Depends on who certified it. An Upper Deck Mantle photo has a market rate between $500 to $1000 depending on the quality of photo and clarity of autograph.
General Manager George Weiss approved Casey Stengel's opinion on Mantle's salary in 1951. This was done on the train trip to Washington DC.
George Weiss, the General Manager of the Yankees. Weiss said to this Casey Stengel in the presence of owners Del Web and Dan Topping. Mickey Mantle was also present.
The price point depends upon what condition the photograph is in. It also depends on who is the buyer and where you are selling it.
Many of the autographed photos are worth a price close to $30 each. The amount will vary depending upon their condition