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Bob Locker Autographs

Bob LockerBob Locker was a prominent baseball player from the 1960s and 1970s. He played as a relief pitcher and was known for his impressive fastball and slider, as well as his exceptional control on the mound. During his career, Locker played for several major league teams, including the Athletics, Cubs, White Sox, Pirates, and Angels. He retired from baseball in 1975.
Locker had a notable career both as a starter and a reliever. He played a crucial role in helping the Oakland Athletics win three consecutive World Series titles in 1972, 1973, and 1974. Locker was known for his exceptional performances in high-pressure situations and was often called upon to close out games. He held a career ERA of 3.56 and recorded 57 saves in 563 games pitched.
Away from the field, Locker was known for his easygoing and friendly personality. He was popular among teammates and fans alike for his positive attitude and dedication to the sport. Locker's contributions to baseball have earned him a place among the most talented relief pitchers of his time, and his legacy in the sport continues to inspire young players today.
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Current items with a signature of Bob Locker

These are the most current items with a signature of Bob Locker that were listed on eBay and on other online stores - click here for more items.

PictureItem TitlePriceStore
thumbnailBob Locker Signed 1966 Topps Chicago White Sox Autograph$14.00logo
thumbnailBob Locker Signed 1968 Topps Chicago White Sox Autograph$14.00logo

Traded items with a signature of Bob Locker

The most expensive item with a signature of Bob Locker (BOB Locker 1969 TOPPS chewing gum signed contract led SEATTLE Pilots ERA 2.18) was sold in January 2013 for $89.99 while the cheapest item (1974 Topps Traded Bob Locker #62T - Oakland A's - Signed Autograph AUTO d. 2022) found a new owner for $0.79 in December 2024. The month with the most items sold (14) was January 2026 with an average selling price of $11.00 for an autographed item of Bob Locker. Sold items reached their highest average selling price in December 2020 with $64.00 and the month that saw the lowest prices with $0.79 was December 2024. In average, an autographed item from Bob Locker is worth $5.95.

Most recently, these items with a signature of Bob Locker were sold on eBay - click here for more items.

PictureItem TitlePriceStore
thumbnailAutographed 1972 Topps BOB LOCKER. #537$25.00logo
thumbnailAutographed 1974 Topps BOB LOCKER ( Deceased)$20.00logo
thumbnailAutographed 1974 Topps BOB LOCKER ( Deceased)$20.00logo
thumbnailBob Locker 1968 Topps White Sox authentic autographed card$7.98logo
thumbnailBOB LOCKER Autographed SIGNED 8X10 Photo CHICAGO WHITE SOX Deceased$17.00logo
thumbnailBob Locker Hand Signed 1971 Topps Oakland Athletics Autograph$14.00logo
thumbnailBob Locker Hand Signed 1974 Topps Chicago Cubs Autograph$11.00logo
thumbnailBob Locker Signed 1971 Topps Oakland Athletics Autograph$13.00logo
thumbnailBob Locker Signed 1975 Topps Chicago Cubs Autograph$11.00logo
thumbnailBob Locker Signed Authentic 1966 Topps Chicago White Sox Autograph$14.00logo
thumbnailBob Locker signed auto 1970 Topps #249 card Seattle Pilots$9.99logo
thumbnailBob Locker signed autograph Milwaukee Brewers Photo And Envelope$52.49logo
thumbnailBob Locker Signed Original 1967 Topps Chicago White Sox Autograph$14.00logo
thumbnailBob Locker Signed Original 1973 Topps Chicago Cubs Autograph$11.00logo
thumbnailTopps 1975 Topps Bob Locker Chicago Cubs Autograph Baseball Card #434$1.69logo

Bob Locker signed Baseball Trading Cards by Manufacturer

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Latest News about Bob Locker

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