1985-87 Kirk Gibson Detroit Tigers Game-Used Bat
(PSA/DNA)
Gibson’s Worth WC 137 Bat: A Piece of Baseball History
An Iconic Artifact
In the realm of baseball memorabilia, few items capture the imagination and reverence of collectors like a game-used bat. The Worth WC 137 bat, associated with the legendary Gibson, stands as a testament to the power and prowess of one of baseball’s most formidable figures. Measuring an impressive 35 inches in length and weighing 31 ounces, this bat is not just a tool of the trade but a symbol of athletic excellence.
Details and Distinctions
This particular bat, though cracked, carries the indelible marks of its storied past. The player number “23,” inscribed in metallic silver marker on both the knob and the end, adds a personal touch, linking it directly to its illustrious user. Such details not only enhance its authenticity but also its allure, making it a coveted item for any serious collector.
- Manufacturer: Worth
- Model: WC 137
- Condition: Cracked
- Length: 35 inches
- Weight: 31 ounces
- Player Number: “23” in metallic silver marker
Provenance and Authentication
The bat is accompanied by a Letter of Authenticity (LOA) from PSA/DNA, a respected authority in the field of sports memorabilia authentication. This document not only verifies the bat’s origins but also adds a layer of trust and assurance for potential buyers. Presented to us as game-used, this bat embodies the spirit and skill of its player, offering a tangible connection to the past.
A Collector’s Dream
For those who seek to consign sports memorabilia, or for enthusiasts looking to expand their baseball collection, this bat represents an unparalleled opportunity. Its historical significance, coupled with its unique identifiers, makes it a standout piece in any collection. Whether displayed as a centerpiece or preserved as an investment, the Worth WC 137 bat is a testament to the enduring legacy of baseball’s golden era.
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* This text was generated from the original auction listing.