Dick Groat Autograph

Dick Groat

Dick Groat was a legendary baseball player born on November 4, 1930, in Wilkinsburg, Pennsylvania. His baseball career started as a shortstop for the Duke Blue Devils baseball team. He became a two-time All-American, and he won the Sporting News College Player of the Year Awards in 1952. More about Dick Groat

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Current items with a signature of Dick Groat

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

Picture Item Title Price Store
thumbnail1964 Topps Giants Dick Groat Signed PSA/DNA 10 Auto Grade St Louis SET BREAK$79.99logo
thumbnail1988 PACIFIC DICK GROAT AUTOGRAPHED BASEBALL CARD$15.00logo
thumbnail1989 CMC DICK GROAT AUTOGRAPHED BASEBALL CARD$15.00logo
thumbnailAutographed 1959 Topps DICK GROAT #160 Pittsburgh Pirates Card COA$15.99logo
thumbnailDick Groat 1991 Swell Great autographed signed card St. Louis Cardinals$5.99logo
thumbnailPITTSBURGH PIRATES LEGEND DICK GROAT SIGNED 8X10 MVP 8X ALL STAR 1960 CHAMPIONS$19.99logo
thumbnailSigned 8x10 DICK GROAT St. Louis Cardinals Autographed photo w/Show Ticket$15.99logo
In 1952, Dick was drafted by the Pittsburgh Pirates as the third overall pick. His first season was marked by an impressive batting average of .284 with 116 hits, 61 runs batted in, and three home runs. He continued to play for the Pittsburgh Pirates for ten seasons. Throughout his time with the Pirates, Groat earned two National League pennants, appeared in five All-Star games, and was a two-time batting champion. In 1960, Groat won the National League MVP Award, a World Series championship, and he became the fifth player ever to lead the major leagues in doubles, hits, and batting average for a single season.

In 1963, Groat was traded to the St. Louis Cardinals, where he played three seasons. He was later traded to the Philadelphia Phillies, but he retired after the 1967 season. Overall, Dick Groat was an exceptional baseball player, known for his impressive field skills and consistency at batting. His legacy in baseball continues to inspire young athletes to strive for excellence in the sport. Read even more about Dick Groat at Wikipedia

Traded items with a signature of Dick Groat

In total, we tracked 1373 items since 01/01/2008. The chart below shows the trade volume over time.

The most expensive item with a signature of Dick Groat (Dick Groat H&B Game Used Signed Bat Pittsburgh Pirates St. Louis Cardinals) was sold in July 2020 for $1695.00 while the cheapest item (Dick Groat Signed 4x6 Index Card w/inscription) found a new owner for $0.01 in October 2008. The month with the most items sold (54) was April 2023 with an average selling price of $10.49 for an autographed item of Dick Groat. Sold items reached their highest average selling price in August 2015 with $57.47 and the month that saw the lowest prices with $0.99 was February 2012. In average, an autographed item from Dick Groat is worth $9.95.

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

Picture Item Title Price Store
thumbnail1958 Topps Dick Groat #45 - Pittsburgh Pirates - Signed Autograph Auto (d. 2023)$15.50logo
thumbnail1962 TOPPS VINTAGE CARD SIGNED IP AUTO DICK GROAT PITTSBURGH PIRATES GREAT$4.99logo
thumbnail1963 Sports Illustrated Magazine St. Louis Cardinals signed DICK GROAT w/COA$24.99logo
thumbnailDICK GROAT 2012 TOPPS ARCHIVES AUTOGRAPH 1961 TOPPS AUTO Q1518$8.50logo
thumbnailDick Groat Art Card Limited 29/50 Edward Vela Signed (Pittsburgh Pirates)$4.99logo
thumbnaildick groat autograph 8x10 photo pittsburgh pirates 2 w.s 1960 mvp 8 a.s games$9.99logo
thumbnailDick Groat Hand Signed Baseball Card Authentic Autograph L4.5$4.98logo
thumbnailDICK GROAT Signed 8X10 Color Photo St. Louis Cardinals 8 X ALL STAR MLB. $4.99logo
thumbnailDick Groat Signed Card! 1961 Topps #1 In-Person Autograph Pirates 1960 NL MVP$8.00logo
thumbnailSigned 1961 Post #129 Dick Groat Autograph$12.50logo

Latest News about Dick Groat

Dick Groat, Hoops Whiz Who Became a Star Shortstop, Dies at 92 (04/27/23): He insisted he was better at basketball, but as a shortstop he won the National League batting championship and M.V.P. Award and was a five-time All-Star. Go to news article

Dick Groat, Pittsburgh Pirates legend and 1960 NL MVP, dies at 92 (04/27/23): A two-time World Series champ, Groat was also a college basketball standout at Duke Go to news article

Duke Basketball, Baseball Legend Dick Groat Returns to Cameron (01/20/15): DURHAM -- At 84 years old, the first jersey retired in the history of Duke basketball is still hanging around the gym and will return to Cameron Indoor Stadium on Monday night to call the Duke-Pittsburgh game on the University of Pittsburgh Radio Network.

Dick Groat misses Pitt game against Duke (01/19/15): DURHAM, N.C -- Pitt color commentator and former Pirates great Dick Groat did not make the trip to Monday's Pitt-Duke game because he has a concussion after a fall. Go to news article

Howard Herman: Dick Groat was certainly a great (03/02/14): There's been a lot of talk about Mount Rushmores, and what athletes are immortalized on your mountain.

Older News Stories about Dick Groat

Dick Groat : ‘We’ll Go As Far As Steven Adams Can Carry Us’ (03/2013): Pitt basketball broadcaster and two-sport legend Dick Groat joined The Fan Morning Show live from New York this morning to preview this afternoon's Pitt vs. Syracuse Big East Tournament matchup.

Former Pirate Dick Groat Elected To College Baseball HOF (02/2011): LUBBOCK, Texas (KDKA/AP) – Former Pittsburgh Pirate Dick Groat was among eight other players and coaches elected to the College Baseball Hall of Fame. Groat was born in Wilkinsburg and played high school baseball at [...]