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2007 Barry Bonds 755th Career Home Run Baseball to Tie Hank Aaron's Record - MLB Authentic....

2007 Barry Bonds 755th Career Home Run Baseball to Tie Hank Aaron's Record - MLB Authentic....

Auction amount: $102,000

Sold: Aug 25, 2024

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2007 Barry Bonds 755th Career Home Run Baseball to Tie Hank Aaron's Record - MLB Authentic.
Auction 50072 | Lot: 80075 | Aug 25, 2024

Sold For: $102,000.00

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$153,000 or more
2001 Barry Bonds Game Used Bat Attributed to Career Home Run #534 Tying Jimmie Foxx, PSA/DNA GU 10.
Auction 50072 | Lot: 80840 | Aug 25, 2024

Sold For: $58,800.00

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$88,200 or more
2003 Barry Bonds Game Used & Signed Bat, PSA/DNA GU 10--Attributed to Four Home Runs & Photo Matched!
Auction 50065 | Lot: 81531 | Nov 18, 2023

Sold For: $41,256.00
1994 Barry Bonds Game Worn San Francisco Giants Jersey - Photo Matched to Three Games, Two Home Runs!
Auction 50072 | Lot: 80175 | Aug 25, 2024

Sold For: $27,600.00
2002 Barry Bonds Game Used Bat Attributed to 575th Career Home Run, PSA/DNA GU 10.
Auction 50073 | Lot: 82349 | Dec 7, 2024

Sold For: $26,400.00

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$39,600 or more
1987 Fleer Glossy Barry Bonds Rookie #604 BGS Pristine 10 (Gold).
Auction 50079 | Lot: 80187 | Aug 24, 2025

Sold For: $25,620.00

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$38,430 or more
2002 Barry Bonds Career Home Run #589 Game Used & Signed Bat with Bonds Letter, PSA/DNA GU 10.
Auction 50052 | Lot: 80313 | Feb 27, 2022

Sold For: $25,200.00

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$37,800 or more
2002 Barry Bonds Home Run #588 Game Used & Signed Bat, PSA/DNA GU 9.5--Photo Matched!

Auction 50005 | Lot: 80285 | Aug 19, 2018

Sold For: $20,400.00

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$78,750 or more
2001 Barry Bonds Game Used & Signed Bat, PSA/DNA Authentic.
Auction 50061 | Lot: 80282 | Feb 26, 2023

Sold For: $19,800.00

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$29,700 or more
2001 Barry Bonds Game Used & Signed Bat, PSA/DNA GU 9.5.
Auction 50062 | Lot: 51804 | May 13, 2023

Sold For: $16,800.00
2001 Barry Bonds Game Used Bat, PSA/DNA GU 9.5.
Auction 50077 | Lot: 81715 | May 18, 2025

Sold For: $13,420.00

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$21,472 or more
1988-89 Barry Bonds Game Used Bat, PSA/DNA GU 9.5 - Photo Matched!
Auction 50072 | Lot: 80826 | Aug 25, 2024

Sold For: $13,200.00

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$19,800 or more
Incredible Collection of 500 Home Run Club Members Individual Portraits Lot of 18 by Jurinko, Most Signed! (from the Sarabella Collection). We had considered breaking these up into individual lots, but thought that the series really deserved to stand on its own. Those familiar with the work of Andy Jurinko, considered by many to be among the top sports artists working today, will instantly recognize the mastery with which the artist has created these fantastic oil on canvas portraits. Each canvas measures 28x34", with all but Sammy Sosa housed in an attractive frame that brings the final dimensions to 31x37". One can only imagine the monumental visual effect of a wall displaying all eighteen together. The works were commissioned by collector extraordinaire Barry Halper, to whom all signed portraits are personalized in perfect sharpie. The signed works: Mantle, Williams, Banks, Killebrew, Robinson, Schmidt, Jackson, Aaron, Mays, McCovey and Mathews. The unsigned works: Ruth, Ott, Foxx (personalized to Halper by the artist), Sosa, Bonds, McGwire and Murray. A truly incredible lot that will turn a large trophy room into a veritable art gallery. (Total: 18 Items)
Auction 703 | Lot: 19165 | Oct 29, 2005

Sold For: $13,145.00
1986 Topps Traded Tiffany Barry Bonds Rookie #11T PSA Gem Mint 10.
Auction 50049 | Lot: 57025 | Nov 20, 2021

Sold For: $10,500.00
2000 Barry Bonds Game Used Bat, PSA/DNA GU 10.
Auction 50069 | Lot: 82155 | May 18, 2024

Sold For: $10,200.00
Barry Bonds 1998 San Francisco Giants Game Worn Jersey With Shirt Well on his way to baseball immortality as the new home run king with nearly 700 round-trippers and counting, this superb gamer represents an amazing piece of our national pastime as well as a very sound investment. The knit home jersey bears the Rawlings label on the left tail reading "48 1 98" denoting the size, set number, and year respectively. "Giants" is sewn across the front of the jersey, with "Bonds" and "25" on the verso which is made up of black and orange tackle twill. A perfect "10" Bonds signature is scripted on the number "5" of the reverse in bold silver sharpie. The upper left breast bears the remnants of the "Until There's A Cure Day" patch in the form of a red ribbon, which was worn on August 9, 1998. The patch has been removed since the jersey was worn after that day as well, but the lot includes a replacement patch for display purposes. This lot also includes Bonds' game worn Giants black turtleneck undershirt with Majestic manufacturers tags and "25" written across the tag in black sharpie. An outstanding lot of one of this generations greatest players and the most prolific long ball hitter in the game. LOA from Dan Knoll & Dave Bushing/SCD Authentic. Additional LOA's James Spence & Steve Grad/PSA DNA and Mike Gutierrez/MGA. (Total: 2 items)
Auction 701 | Lot: 19666 | Sep 11, 2004

Sold For: $9,261.25
1986 Topps Traded Baseball Case With 100 Sets - Barry Bonds & Bo Jackson!
Auction 152107 | Lot: 42103 | Feb 14, 2021

Sold For: $9,000.00
2001 Barry Bonds Home Runs 498 & 499 Game Used Bat, PSA/DNA GU 10.
Auction 7135 | Lot: 82624 | May 16, 2015

Sold For: $8,962.50
1986-87 Barry Bonds Game Worn Pittsburgh Pirates Helmet.
Auction 50058 | Lot: 54175 | Aug 28, 2022

Sold For: $8,700.00
2000 Barry Bonds Game Used Bat, PSA/DNA GU 10.
Auction 50045 | Lot: 81078 | Aug 22, 2021

Sold For: $7,800.00
1986 Topps Baseball Traded Unopened Case With 100 Sets - Barry Bonds & Bo Jackson!
Auction 50039 | Lot: 50089 | Feb 4, 2021

Sold For: $7,800.00
1991-92 Barry Bonds Game Used & Signed Bat, PSA/DNA GU 10--Photo Matched!
Auction 50058 | Lot: 54126 | Aug 28, 2022

Sold For: $7,500.00
1998 Mark McGwire Game Worn Uniform To those who believe that Big Mac's accomplishments in 1998 were somehow diminished by those of Bonds in 2001, we must respectfully disagree. Though McGwire's record was still in diapers when it was felled by Barry, the latter never captured the imagination of the baseball world the way the Sosa - McGwire chase of '98 did. Just like the Babe "saved" baseball after the Black Sox scandal with his thunderous bat, so did the Cardinals slugger after the sport took a big hit from the 1994 strike. It was McGwire who chipped through the hard shell of cynicism that was left behind by the cancelled season and let us look upon the game again with new eyes. While a handful of jerseys from that special season have found their way to the auction block, it's particularly rare to find a shirt with the matching pants, as we have here. The combination offers a greatly heightened opportunity for display, and we would expect that the winning bidder would be shopping for a mannequin as soon as the hammer falls. The shirt offers the most attractive of all baseball logos, with the chenille birds and bat rising above the classically scripted "Cardinals" on the chest. "McGwire 25" is sewn in red and navy tackle twill on verso. Just above the custom-shortened inner tail is the proper "Rawlings" label with "52" and "Set 1 1998" flap tags affixed. The matching pants offer the same "Rawlings" label beside a machine embroidered swatch that reads, "McGwire 25 36-39 37 98." Both pieces show wear that makes us wonder, how many trips around the bases did they take? After all, with McGwire hitting a home run in almost every other game, there is virtually no chance that this uniform could be a long ball virgin. Don't worry too much if you miss out on this one though -- you can always peer at one just like it through plexiglass in Cooperstown. LOA from Dan Knoll & Dave Bushing/SCD Authentic. (Total: 2 pieces)
Auction 701 | Lot: 19667 | Sep 11, 2004

Sold For: $7,468.75
1993-97 Barry Bonds Game Used & Signe Bat, PSA/DNA GU 10.
Auction 50052 | Lot: 80920 | Feb 27, 2022

Sold For: $7,200.00
2001 Willie Mays, Willie McCovey & Barry Bonds Signed Photographs Lot of 3 from The Willie McCovey Collection. (Total: 3 items)
Auction 50045 | Lot: 80851 | Aug 22, 2021

Sold For: $6,900.00

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$10,350 or more
1986 Barry Bonds Game Used Bat, PSA/DNA GU 7 - Rookie Season with #7 on Knob!
Auction 50077 | Lot: 81685 | May 18, 2025

Sold For: $6,710.00

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$8,388 or more
1991-92 Barry Bonds Game Used & Signed Bat, PSA/DNA GU 9.5.
Auction 50058 | Lot: 54125 | Aug 28, 2022

Sold For: $6,600.00
2001 Barry Bonds Career Home Runs #559 & #560 Game Used Bat. Rookie San Diego pitcher Jason Middlebrook was victimized twice by the game's most prolific long ball artist on September 23, 2001 with the bat we present here, wielded by Bonds as he moved within four homers of Mark McGwire's short-lived single season record. Though Bonds has since found himself at the center of one of the game's greatest scandals, we prefer to see that glass as half full, understanding that a Barry Bonds home run bat from 2001 will one day be seen in the same light as Joe Jackson's from the 1919 Series. The fact that the homers came less than two weeks after one of the most significant events in American history further establishes the offering as one for the ages. The bat is uncracked and shows excellent use, with several ball and stitch marks evident on left, right and back barrel. Bonds' preferred manner of taping the handle is also in effect here. Sam Bat's unique style of notating all specs by hand on the barrel's end are in place, reading "34, 31.7 oz, 06 09 01, B2K1, B.B.," to indicate length, weight, manufacturing date, model number and Bonds' initials respectively. The barrel is signed by Bonds in flawless silver sharpie, and notated in his hand, "9-23-01, #559 #560." Bonds' personal holographic authenticating sticker is affixed nearby. The fine use, historical relevance and ironclad provenance result in a perfect GU10 grade. Love him or hate him, Barry Bonds will always be the face of baseball at the start of the new millenium. Smart investors will take this under advisement. LOA from Taube & Malta. LOA from PSA/DNA (autograph). LOA from James Spence Authentication (autograph).
Auction 709 | Lot: 19718 | May 3, 2008

Sold For: $6,572.50
1986 Barry Bonds Game Used & Signed Bat, PSA/DNA 7.5 - Rookie Season!
Auction 50072 | Lot: 80822 | Aug 25, 2024

Sold For: $6,300.00
2000 Barry Bonds Game Used & Signed Bat, PSA/DNA GU 9.5.
Auction 50072 | Lot: 80839 | Aug 25, 2024

Sold For: $6,300.00
2001 Barry Bonds Game Used & Signed Bat, PSA/DNA GU 9.
Auction 50065 | Lot: 81527 | Nov 18, 2023

Sold For: $6,300.00

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$9,450 or more
1986 Topps Traded Tiffany Barry Bonds #11T PSA Gem Mint 10.
Auction 60005 | Lot: 58123 | May 20, 2021

Sold For: $6,146.40
1998 Barry Bonds Game Used & Signed Bat Photo Matched to 8/26 vs. the Mets, PSA/DNA GU 10.
Auction 50059 | Lot: 57728 | Nov 19, 2022

Sold For: $6,027.60

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$9,041 or more
1986 Topps Traded Tiffany Barry Bonds #11T PSA Gem Mint 10.
Auction 50045 | Lot: 80429 | Aug 22, 2021

Sold For: $5,760.00
1986 Topps Traded Baseball Case With 100 Sets - Barry Bonds & Bo Jackson!
Auction 60024 | Lot: 53739 | Sep 30, 2022

Sold For: $5,520.00
1987 Donruss Opening Day Barry Bonds (Johnny Ray Front Picture) #163 BGS Gem Mint 9.5.
Auction 50061 | Lot: 80799 | Feb 26, 2023

Sold For: $5,400.00

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$8,100 or more
1986 Topps Traded Tiffany Barry Bonds Rookie #11T PSA Gem Mint 10.
Auction 50059 | Lot: 56697 | Nov 19, 2022

Sold For: $5,400.00

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$8,100 or more
1986 Topps Traded Baseball Case With 100 Sets - Barry Bonds & Bo Jackson!
Auction 60024 | Lot: 53735 | Sep 30, 2022

Sold For: $5,400.00
1986 Topps Traded Tiffany Barry Bonds Rookie #11T PSA Gem Mint 10.
Auction 50065 | Lot: 80644 | Nov 18, 2023

Sold For: $5,280.00

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$8,448 or more
1968-70 Hank Aaron Game Used Bat. Spectacular specimen dates from a three-season stretch that saw Hank hammer 111 of his career's 755 home runs into the outfield seats. Top authenticator Dave Bushing describes the use as "Heavy," noting deeply embedded stitch marks that suggest quite strongly that at least a few homers were launched from this bat's barrel. The Adirondack 63A features the "teepee" center brand and block lettered "Hank Aaron" at barrel, with specifications of thirty-five and one-half inches and thirty-three and a half ounces, proper for Aaron's ordering records at the time. Number "44" is boldly proclaimed in vintage black marker on the knob and barrel end. Despite the fantastic evident use, this important lumber remains uncracked. A solid 9/10 black marker signature appears on the barrel for a final impressive touch. Though it appears that Barry Bonds may unseat Aaron from the top spot on the career charts, the Braves Hall of Famer will continue to reign in our hearts as the legitimate Home Run King regardless of the facts and figures. As such, any quality game used memorabilia such as this should remain the most solid of investments. Graded A9. LOA from Dave Bushing. LOA from James Spence Authentication. LOA from PSA/DNA.
Auction 707 | Lot: 19397 | May 5, 2007

Sold For: $5,078.75
1987-88 Barry Bonds Game Used & Signed Bat, PSA/DNA GU 9.5.
Auction 50068 | Lot: 81003 | Feb 25, 2024

Sold For: $4,920.00

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$6,396 or more
1993-97 Barry Bonds Game Used Bat, PSA/DNA GU 9.5.
Auction 50054 | Lot: 53223 | May 14, 2022

Sold For: $4,920.00
1986 Topps Traded Tiffany Barry Bonds Rookie #11T PSA Gem Mint 10.
Auction 70011 | Lot: 57989 | Mar 23, 2024

Sold For: $4,920.00

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$7,380 or more
1991-92 Barry Bonds Game Used Bat, PSA/DNA GU 9.5.
Auction 50063 | Lot: 81044 | Aug 20, 2023

Sold For: $4,800.00

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$7,200 or more
1992 Barry Bonds Game Worn Pittsburgh Pirates Jersey.
Auction 7195 | Lot: 80474 | Aug 20, 2017

Sold For: $4,800.00
2001 Barry Bonds Game Worn & Signed Fielder's Glove from Record Breaking Season, PSA/DNA Authentic.
Auction 50079 | Lot: 81020 | Aug 24, 2025

Sold For: $4,514.00

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$6,771 or more
2001 Barry Bonds Career Home Run #506 Game Worn Jersey. The controversial slugger was chasing the first of his two Home Run King crowns when he deposited a full count offering from Pittsburgh Pirates right hander into the left center field seats, 420 feet away. It would be the twelfth homer of his record-setting seventy-three that year, notched while wearing this grey roadster in support of his Giants squad. "San Francisco" is announced in Halloween coloring across the chest, with "Bonds 25" presented in the rear view. Team logo patch appears on left sleeve. A "Russell Athletic Authentic Collection" label is housed in the front left tail, below which we find Bonds' personal marketing company's authenticating patch, with "2001" designation. Bonds further authenticates his jersey with a 10/10 black sharpie signature on verso with the notation "HR 506." Wear is definite, and appropriately light for a "single event" shirt. Love him or hate him, there's no denying that Bonds ranks as one of the most supremely talented ballplayers of all time, and while he has become emblematic of the steroid controversy that hangs over the game, one could argue that he'll be seen as a "Shoeless Joe" type figure by future generations, which bodes very well for his investment outlook. In far more than pure numbers, Bonds' place in baseball history is etched in indelible ink LOA from Lou Lampson. LOA from PSA/DNA (autograph). LOA from James Spence Authentication (autograph).
Auction 708 | Lot: 19665 | Oct 27, 2007

Sold For: $4,481.25
1991 Barry Bonds Game Worn Jersey.
Auction 714 | Lot: 81932 | Apr 24, 2009

Sold For: $4,481.25

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