Vintage Memorabilia Company Preemptively Offers $2M for Aaron Judge's 62nd HR Ball

The company is ready to buy the ball if Judge hits a home run.

If the Yankees star hits 62 homers by the end of the season, Memory Lane Inc. will give him $2 million.

Darren Rovell @darrenrovell

$2 million: The price offered by @MemoryLaneInc for Judge Home Run Ball No. 62. Memorabilia dealer @RickProbstein had previously offered $200,000.

According to Ken Goldin of Goldin Auctions, Judge's 62nd home run and the "all-time final home run ball" could be worth $500,000.

He was more positive. The 61st home run that ties the American League record could be worth $2 million and the 62nd could be worth 10 million dollars.

If Judge gets to the mark, the fan who catches the ball will have to make a difficult decision.

The fan who caught Judge's 60th home run gave the ball to a mediocre package. It was exchanged for a meet and greet with Judge in the Yankees' locker room, four signed baseballs, and a bat that wasn't the one used to hit the home run.

Kessler said he wanted to make sure Judge got the ball because he's done a lot for the Yankees.

Only Babe Ruth, Roger Maris, Sammy Sosa, Barry Bonds and Mark McGwire have hit 60 homers in a single season.

The four-time All-Star needs 13 more games to reach his total.