2003 World Series Champions Signed Baseball Collection - The St. Louis Cardinals' Finest. Avid baseball fans and collectors are presented with the chance to own a rare and complete set of signed baseballs from the esteemed members of the 2003 World Series Champion team, the St. Louis Cardinals. This remarkable collection features the autographs of Adam Wainwright, Allen Craig, Matt Adams, Matt Holliday, Michael Wacha, Shelby Miller, and the legendary Yadier Molina. Each baseball is a witness to the skill and spirit that drove the Cardinals during their impressive 2003 season. These seven official Major League baseball's showcase the exceptional signatures in a manner befitting their collectible status. Each baseball has been preserved in a state of impeccable condition and is displayed in a way that allows for full visibility, not only of the autographs but also of the authenticity inscriptions where applicable. Historical Significance: The St. Louis Cardinals' 2003 World Series triumph stands as a hallmark of their storied franchise, representing a resilient team performance that culminated in the ultimate baseball accolade. The names included in this collection represent a generation of Cardinals players who marked their names into baseball lore. Whether it's the masterful pitching of Adam Wainwright, the clutch performances of Allen Craig and Michael Wacha, the steadfast reliability of Matt Adams, the sheer talent of Matt Holliday, or the strategic acumen of Yadier Molina, each player has inscribed onto these game-used baseballs a piece of history that resonates with every Cardinals fan and baseball enthusiast alike. Auction Value Estimate: Given its completeness and the reverence for the Cardinals' 2003 World Series win, this signed set of baseballs is estimated to hold an auction value between 2,000-4,000. Notably, the presence of Yadier Molina's signature–considered by many to be a lock for the Hall of Fame–may significantly increase the interest and potential value of the set. The exact value could veer higher depending on the market demand for Cardinals memorabilia and the final auction atmosphere among competing collectors. These baseballs have been treasured and kept in immaculate condition.

Good