Buying Albert Pujols Autographed Baseball’s

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Albert Pujols autograph baseballs have become popular collectibles in the past few years.  Albert Pujols has been the center focus of the St. Louis Cardinals.  His autograph is not very hard to find, but, is very demanding to Major League Fans Worldwide.

Here is what you should be familiar with when you are buying an Albert Pujols Autographed Baseball:

He signs the Baseball in so many different ways; some baseballs are signed with his number which kind of looks like a plus sign and the numeral 5 for his number in the bottom part of the “S” in Pujols.  Sometimes he doesn’t use the “+5” in his signature.

I’ve found one on Ebay that was very interesting:  it was an Albert Pujols autographed baseball with his trademark “+5” interested signing.  Very Clear and precise, with no smudges in the signing, but, this one had a scripture on it.  I haven’t seen this before.  Albert Pujols wrote “John 3:16 2 Cor 5:17” on this MLB Baseball.  In researching Albert Pujols, religion is a key element and a major importance in the Pujols Family.  Unfortunately, his daughter has Down Syndrome.  Pujols and his wife devote countless hours to families with children that have Down Syndrome.  Many of the charitable organizations that Pujols works with, he donates time, money, and signs autographs.  With such a religious quote from the bible from Pujols on a MLB Baseball, suggests that he probably signed this ball during one of these charitable organizations or fund raising events.  The Baseball is listed on EBAY for $599.  Some autographed Albert Pujols rookie cards have been selling for over $1000 in current recent auctions.  This helps give you an idea of the difference between an autographed baseball and a rookie card.

We have noticed that when he is doing a professional signing, he uses the “+5” or, when he is interested or focused in the fan.  When he does not use the “+5”, he seems disinterested or just inclined to move through the fans to sign balls.  Here is what you should be familiar with when you are buying an Albert Pujols Autographed Baseball:
•    His signature is very clear when he’s interested in signing.  The letters are very clear and precise like he took his time.  Compare Baseballs to see the clarity of the Signature.  The best signature is the more valued Baseball.
•    Make sure the “+5” is in the signature.  If Pujols wrote the “+5”, the Baseball will be priced significantly higher.

Here’s what an Autographed Albert Pujols Baseball Goes For:

1) Rookie Albert Pujols Baseball from Topps Trading Company – Listed $800
2) 2001 Albert Pujols Baseball from Topps Trading Company – Listed $800
3) Rookie of the Year Baseball valued nearly $700 on EBAY.

Beware of fake or counterfeit Albert Pujols autographed baseballs as they have become very prevalent.  Most Albert Pujols rookie cards that are signed have been certified by Topps or Upper Deck which means that they have been authenticated by them.

Alan Karpuch

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