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In 2007, Barry Bonds hit his 756th home run, replacing Hank Aaron as baseball’s all-time home run champion. The 755th home run ball of Hank Aaron, the previous record holder, sold for $650,000. Bonds ball was caught by student Matt Murphy, and he will be lucky to get $500,000 for it. Bonds previous home run ball, his 755th, caught by Adam Hughes at the San Diego ballpark on August 4, is hoping to sell for between $200,000 to $300,000.
Why do I mention this?
It shouldn’t be a surprise that maintaining and preserving the condition of any collectible is of utmost importance. Anything that damages the integrity of the item hurts its overall value. If you’re going to take the time to invest in serious sports collectibles, you should also spend the extra money to properly preserve and display your collection.
Engraveron's soul purpose is to provide you with the engraved plates for your sports memoribilia at a low, cost effective price, and at the same time presenting your collectibles the way they should be, with class.
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