N/A - Item is a Wilson A1078 Lake Shore Feeder Baseball League Souvenir Ball

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N/A - Item is a Wilson A1078 Lake Shore Feeder Baseball League Souvenir Ball

Player

None / Anonymous

Set

N/A - Sporting Goods / League Merchandise

Year

Circa 2010-2024

Card #

N/A

Condition Grade

Factory New (In Original Polybag)

Category

Sports Equipment / Souvenir Baseball

Manufacturer

Wilson Sporting Goods

Demand Level

Niche / Low (primarily of interest to local league parents, coaches, or players in the Illinois area).

Valuation

Raw (Ungraded) Value

$3.00 - $8.00

Graded Value

N/A - Not a gradable trading card. Grading companies like PSA/DNA only grade baseballs if they are autographed.

Comparable Sales

Standard Wilson A1078 baseballs retail for approximately $5.00-$7.00 each when purchased in bulk quantities. No secondary market exists for this specific league's logo balls outside of local regional use.

Description

A new-in-plastic Wilson A1078 baseball featuring the logo of the 'Lake Shore Feeder Baseball League' (LSFBL). The LSFBL is a youth travel baseball league based in the Northern Illinois/North Shore area. The ball features a cushioned cork center, red wool windings, and the specific league logo printed on the sweet spot with crossed bats and star motifs. The manufacturer's stamps (Wilson and A1078 SST) are visible above the league logo.

Key Features

Official league-stamped youth baseball; Wilson SST technology; Original factory packaging intact.

Authenticity Indicators

Authentic Wilson branding and LSFBL league logo. Confidence is High.

Flaws to Note

None visible; item appears pristine as it remains in the original manufacturer's sealed polybag.

Selling Guide

Where to Sell

Facebook Marketplace (local to Northern Illinois), SidelineSwap, or local garage sales.

Selling Tips

This is a piece of equipment rather than a collectible trading card. Your best value comes from selling it as a practice or game ball rather than a collector's piece. If you have a full dozen, the price per ball is generally higher.

Scanned on 6/27/2026