What would you do with arods 500th homerun ball??

Question

i think i would give it back but i would want a ball signed by every single player on the yankees and front row season tickets...what would you do??

Answer 1

I would want to give it to A-Rod personally. That just makes the story more exciting than just catching it, not to mention priceless!

Answer 2

I'd keep it for a while. Why?
1. It doesn't run the risk of losing value like Bonds' HR. That can be broken. #500 is forever valuable because it's a rare milestone, not a record.
2. I'm a Yankee fan.
3. I'll wise up my son and pass it on to him before I die. He'll know what to do with it.

Answer 3

Might keep it. Might sell it and give some to charity.

I'd rather get that one than the Barry Bonds ball. He may claim he didn't use steroids but experts say he did. He may have the record but big deal. (At least he didn't break the record against my local team - the Padres!)

Of course this is all moot since I don't like baseball -- go Chargers! ;)

Answer 4

I'd auction it or sell it to get as much money as I could....
pure and simple. I suspect it's worth more to A-Rod than even to any collector...especially since it's now in the shadow of Bond's #756 last night....now, that ball is going to set the guy who finally found it (a Mutts fan no less) up for life.

Answer 5

I would give it to him, but only if he was able to convince the Yankees to give me a free, lifetime, front-row ticket, to the Boston Red Sox.

Answer 6

I would sell it to the higgest bidder and bank the money. Especially considering that Alex makes 250 million dollars.

Answer 7

I'd want lifetime season tickets

Answer 8

I'd either pass it on to my son towards his inheritance
OR
I'd sell it at auction- either eBay's or Christies

Answer 9

give it back to arod....that ball was part of history

Answer 10

sell it for 1 million ok keep it to show it off