Top Finds: 1955 Whitey Ford & Yogi Berra Jerseys 

that is my hometown and that was my English teacher 1985/86.

Noisy people in the background

It's an L and a P together for Lawrence Peter (Berra)

My all-time favorite pitcher, Whitey Ford just passed away last month Oct 8, 2020.

Rick: “I’ll give you $1,200 for the pair. Look, I’m going to have to store and sit on them for a couple of years and the auctioning cost are expensive...”

What an awesome job as a kid. How cool is that.

Guy: “I saw it’s worth probably $3k so I don’t wanna sell it.” Expert: “100k for the Yogi…” Guy: “I’ve got $25k, $25, $25k do I hear $30k, $30k, now $35k, $35k…”

Bet he sold them not long after.

Seems like a nice man, good for him.

I was offered Yogi Berra Yankee Jersey from 1979 the year Thurman Munson died and it had the memorial black armband sewn on the sleeve. It was professionally mounted under glass and had a letter with it on Yankee Club stationery. I foolishly passed on it .The guy wanted $1,000.00 for it. Cheap in retrospect... He had tons of stuff, seats, turnstiles, bats, signed baseballs and rooms full of other stuff. Beckett Media bought a bunch, but I did but his Thurman Munson single signed ball and a few signed bats he had

She couldn’t figure out that stitch said y.l 🐻 🤦‍♂️✌️

I've always liked her, she has a great personality..

2:46 "...won 10 World Championships..." I forget....what other World Countries were they playing?

"My appraised value is $130,000...Now, I know you're not wanting to sell these..." "Well, uh, let's not rule anything out..!"

Whitey Ford, Tony Kubek and Enos Slaughter were eating sandwiches in a cab parked at the clubhouse in Grant Park located in South Milwaukee Wisc. in October of 1957. They were in town to play the Braves in the World Series. My two 8 yr old friends and myself (also 8) had been told there were some Yankees eating lunch up by the clubhouse. We went in and all got golf score cards and those little pencil stubs that golfers use to mark the cards. We went to the cab and I looked in and all three were eating their sandwiches and without thinking that I was interrupting their lunch I said "can I get your autographs"? Enos Slaughter sitting next to Whitey Ford in the back put his sandwich down and said "sure thing kid". They all signed, we thanked them, and we left. Instead of being angry about being rudely interrupted by kids while they were eating, they were happy to oblige and unlike todays ballplayers didn't ask for a dime even though they weren't making much in the pros back then. They really don't make them like that any more.

Why is she saying it's been worn and altered like it's a bad thing? I mean it's a jersey worn by legends....isn't that what you would want instead of some old jersey in perfect condition that you would not be sure if the player ever worn it

On Whitey's uniform, did the take a female mannequin and turn it around?

2020-2021 have been huge collection years for sports memorabilia wishes he kept it

I would bet that the Yogi jersey would sell for more than 100k at auction. Probably double that.

4:03 is when they tell the value

Born in Nebraska as well.. love these stories

He pays insurance for 20 years, passes away; 2040: kids sell it for $200k.

But can the Whitey jersey take a soft pretzel without incident?

They will only keep increasing in value

100k? Yeah, right. 250k easy. Yankee fans are crazy, and it doesn't get better than that jersey.

Good call man as young man. Buy yourself something nice. But buy your wife something nicer.

I would say the Berra may fetch closer to 200,000 due to the fact of the MVP prominence.

I thought the guy was going to faint there after the $100k appraisal for the Yogi Berra shirt.

And what will $120K of insurance cost?

Too funny, Yogi Bear and Whitey Ford are both fictional characters. Fictional means not real. Yogi was a cartoon character and Whitey is a pseudonym of Everlast who is best known as the singer for House of Pain. Neither played professional baseball ever.

Original uniforms were many. Originals are in the Hall of Fame. Very very common. Way way way overestimated.

jersey would be way cooler with 2 more ks

Watching this from Kearney, NE :)

$ 130,000thats one great way to start enjoying retirement! Though the jerseys will no longer be in his possession (should he sell) ; they will CERTAINLY go to someone that will ensure their is secure and safe for generations to come.

when they won the World series, what other countries played rounders, sorry baseball?

God talk about the holy grail

Did she really call the Yankees a multi-million dollar club today???!!!? Lol... Woman they are worth just under $5,000,000,000!!!!!

rip yogi and ford forever yankees 😇🙏⚾

There’s value in importance and importance in value.

Oh my

At least she said Kearney correctly

I thought she was going to value it as an archive at $1 Million, again. 😂

Only reason the clubhouse boys wanted these jobs is because of the bats and balls. He said he did not really care about the jerseys( lol SURE) BUT HE GOT THESE TWO JERSEYS. " I did not care" what a joke!

3,000 lol nice try😂😂😂

Those woman and man in the back look like they've never seen a shirt before!

Congratulations

how do you know if its legit?

Wonderful!

He sells em

Does anyone wonder what these people are in line for?

great jerseys, great men, God bless America !

One of the last shows. We’re there is no swearing and no drama

and the elite, and pro athletes today make 100k in a week. sad to see regular people ecstatic over 100k and athletes today wear 100k on a pinky finger. I hate rich people

Wonder who told her they would send the uniforms down to minor leagues?? I swear I just heard that.

I bet he donates it to baseball hall of fame like a dope

Imagine how much a Messi signed jersey will be worth in a 100 years time