How much Aaron Judge's 62nd home run could sell for — if he hits it

The top 10:

1. McGwire, No. 70: $3 million
2. Babe Ruth, 1933 ASG*: $805,000
3. Barry Bonds, No. 756: $752,000
4. Hank Aaron, No. 755: $650,000
5. Bonds, No. 73: $518,000
6. Bonds, No. 762: $377,000
7. Bonds, No. 500: $303,000
8. Eddie Murray, No. 500: $280,000
9. Bonds, No. 715: $220,000
10. Sammy Sosa, No. 66: $150,000

What they're saying: "I'll probably be sniffing around the edges," said Todd McFarlane, who owns No. 1, No. 5 and No. 10 on the list above, when asked if he's interested in Judge's historic blast.

• As for the McGwire ball he paid $3 million to acquire: "That was a complete outlier," McFarlane told The Athletic.
• "That was two guys that got caught up in an auction. I sort of let my inner 12-year-old get ahold of me."

What to watch: If the fan who caught Albert Pujols' 700th HR ever decides to sell, it will likely land near the top of this list. For now, he intends to keep it.

*The first home run ever hit in the All-Star Game.