Now that Heritage Auctions has pulled its wallet out there with $1 million to the lucky person who catches Barry Bonds’ 756th home run ball, it poses an interesting question. What would you do if you caught the ball?

Many experts didn’t think the ball would sell for anywhere near the million, but his 700th homer ball did sell for $804,000 a couple years ago.

Surprisingly his 600th home run ball only sold for $40,000, a bargain even if it is from a guy surrounded by scandal.

So, now you know pretty much everything there is to know about Bonds’ milestone baseballs. What would you do?

I think the safe thing to do is sell the ball to Heritage. No hassle and one million smackers. Sounds good to me.

Could this ball possibly sell for two, three million?? I kinda doubt it, but then again, Mark McGwire’s 70th home run ball went for $3 million.

I really would like everybody’s input. If we get some good responses, I would like to include them in our magazine at some point.