it is a 1993 $1.00 republic of liberia coin with nolan ryan waving his cap to the crowd celebrating his 7 career no hitters
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http://cgi.ebay.com/1993-NOLAN-RYAN-COMMEMORATIVE-COIN-7-NO-HITTERS_W0QQitemZ8790349729QQcategoryZ78150QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem\non ebay, its 99 cents as the starting bid.
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I don't know the worth of this ball, but Minnie Minoso was a very unique player who played well into his latter years.\n\nMinnie Minoso\nGiven Name: Saturnino Orestes Arrieta Armas\nBorn: 1922\n\nOF 1949, 51-64, 1976, 80 Indians, White Sox, Cardinals, Senators\n\n    * All-Star in 1951-54, 57, 60\n    * Gold Glove in 1957, 59-60 \n\nGamesAverageHRRBI\nCareer 1835.2981861023\n\nFor more info, if interested, check below
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Bob Gibson.  1.12 ERA who has ever had that, not Clemens. Did they ever alter the mound because of Clemens, I dont think So.\n\nNolan Ryan 5,714 strikeouts, rocket wont even get 5,000\n7 no hitters, rocket does'nt have half that.  \n\nNolan only has 1 world series championship, but he played for the angels, astros, and rangers when none of them were contenders, and still emassed all those wins and stats.\n\nRocket shops for the teams that will win, and sits out on road trips, and half the season.\n\nI think that no question Nolan is the best living pitcher.
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YA, AUTOGRAPHED AND A PIECE OF HISTORY! SELL IT FOR 500!
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It's probably worth a good bit of money if it's an original issue (i.e. while he was still and active player) and in good condition.\n\nDickey was the 2nd best catcher in Yankee history (after Yogi Berra) and is considered by some 'historians' to be the best catcher in the A.L during the 30s, although he didn't have all that many  great years, and Mickey Cochrane was better.\n\nBut Dickey is in the Hall of Fame, so it should be worth something.
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You have a baseball made by the J. DeBeers Co. (J stands for Jacob). DeBeers was bought by Worth Sporting Goods and recently Worth was purchased by Rawlings.\n\nJacob DeBeers started making baseball in 1889 in Albany NY.\n\nCould easily be over 30 years, however, don't get your hopes up on how much it is worth.
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A baseball like that would probably be worth around $1,000 from what I've seen in my collecting experience.
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I've seen that same ball on sale for about 20-30 bucks without any autographs. if farve has signed it i'd give ya about 10 for it
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1) 5714\n2) 324\n3) 7\n4) 0\n5) 0\n6) 100.9\n7) 27\n8) 2\n9) 54\n10) Lynn Nolan Ryan, Jr.
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Nolan Ryan in baseball (in a single season), over all sports don't know.
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It is by Majestic it is a windbreaker that players use during warm ups, however I can not find it for sale on MLB or Majestic.
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He is a Hall of Fame pitcher who played during his career with the Mets, Angels, Astros and Rangers. Was known for an overpowering fastball that was once clocked at over 100 MPH. Threw an all-time record seven no-hitters in his career, and also holds the record for strikeouts in a career with 5714.
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All I can find is that it is a Canadian coin.
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That would be Harry Chiti and Cleveland.  It also happened to Dickie Noles on the Cubs in 1987.
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"A high-quality example of the famous T206 Honus Wagner card was sold at auction on eBay in 2000 for $1.265 million dollars. The T206 Wagner is the most valuable and the most famous baseball card in existence, and even damaged examples are valued at $100,000 or more. This is in part because of Wagner's place among baseball's immortals, as he was an original Hall of Fame inductee. More importantly, it is one of the scarcest cards from the most prominent of all vintage card sets."\n\nA recent search on eBay has the T206 Christy Mathewson tobacco card bidding at $6600.00 with a "Buy it Now" price of $13,500 (Near Mint - PSA 7).  A T206 Ty Cobb (NM/Mint - CSA 8) is a "Buy it Now" price of $5000.\n\nCompare that to a damage, possibly 5 PSA or lower, Honus Wagner going for $100,000 - I would say Honus will always be the "Mona Lisa" of all tobacco (re: sports) cards.
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For baseball players I think it was either Nolan Ryan or Ricky Henderson. Not too sure though.  I know that Albert Belle got the first $10 million per year contract.
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He is awesum\n\ntoday when he pitched he had a no-hitter throught 7 1/3 innings\n\nHe pitched a Fantastic game...though he let up one run..he pitched a one hitter\n\n\nIt would defintely be worth it to get him