Vintage Stars

(a PSA/DNA GU 9, 1965-68 Richie Allen signed bat sold for $2,086 in 2019)

(a PSA/DNA GU 9, 1928-1930 Moe Berg bat sold for $31,200 in 2018)

(a PSA/DNA GU 8.5 Rocky Colavito bat sold for $1,379 in 2014)

(a PSA/DNA GU 8, 1989 Darrell Evans bat sold for $799 in 2020)

(a PSA/DNA GU 9, 1987 Dwight Evans signed bat sold for $461 in 2019)

(a signed 1950's Carl Furillo bat sold for $4,333 in 2003)

(Kirk Gibson's 1988 World Series Home Run bat sold for $575,912 in 2010 - it was graded PSA/DNA GU 10)

(a PSA/DNA GU 9, signed 1986-89 Kirk Gibson bat sold for $1,422 in 2015)

(a PSA/DNA GU 10, 1991 Kirk Gibson signed bat sold for $1,140 in 2019)

(a PSA/DNA GU 10, 1955-57 Gil Hodges signed bat sold for $8,287 in 2018)

(a PSA/DNA GU 8.5, 1955 Gil Hodges World Series bat (Adirondack) sold for $12,300 in 2020)

(a PSA/DNA GU 9, 1961-63 Gil Hodges bat sold for $5,656 in 2021)

(Yankee-era Elston Howard bats sell for a premium)

(a PSA/DNA GU 10, 1969 All-Star HR bat sold for $4,063 in 2016)

(Joe Jackson's Black Betsy bat sold for $577,610 in 2001 and $537,750 in 2011)

(a 1911 side written Joe Jackson bat sold for $206,529 in 2002, that same bat sold in 2014 for $956,000, it was graded PSA/DNA GU 9)

(a 1922-25 Joe Jackson barnstorming bat sold for $43,679 in 2003)

(a 1917-21 Joe Jackson H&B bat sold for $301,000 in 2008)

(a PSA/DNA GU 7, 1919-20 Joe Jackson bat sold for $605,077 in 2015)

(a PSA/DNA GU 7, 1917-21 Joe Jackson bat sold for $583,500 in 2016)

(a PSA/DNA GU 8, 1923-25 Joe Jackson Barnstorming bat sold for $66,000 in 2019)

(Yankee-era Mark Koenig examples would sell for large premium)

(a PSA/DNA GU 7, 1940-43 Marty Marion bat sold for $1,272 in 2017)

(a 1961-64 Roger Maris bat sold for $14,087 in 2001)

(a 1962 Roger Maris All-Star bat sold for $10,928 in 2003)

(a signed 1961-64 Roger Maris bat sold for $16,002 in 2003)

(a 1961 Roger Maris HR bat #49 sold for $38,705 in 2004)

(a PSA/DNA GU 9. 1961-63 Roger Maris bat sold for $13,200 in 2010)

(a PSA/DNA GU 7, 1961 Roger Maris bat sold for $22,705 in 2011)

(a PSA/DNA GU 9.5, 1964 Roger Maris bat sold for $15,535 in 2015)

(a PSA/DNA GU 10, 1964 Roger Maris bat sold for $17,000 in 2017)

(a 1970s Thurman Munson Adirondack bat sold for $19,550 in 2008)

(a PSA/DNA 1976 GU 9 Thurman Munson Bicentennial bat sold for $18,150 in 2014)

(a PSA/DNA GU 9.5, 1977-79 Thurman Munson bat sold for $13,145 in 2015)

(a PSA/DNA GU 10, 1977-79 Thurman Munson bat sold for $14,400 in 2017)

(a PSA/DNA GU 9.5, 1977 Thurman Munson All-Star bat sold for $20,910 in 2019)

(a signed 1979 Bobby Murcer bat sold for $1,245 in 2014)

(a PSA/DNA GU 10, 1973-75 Bobby Murcer bat sold for $4,063 in 2016)

(a PSA/DNA GU 10, 1975-76 Bobby Murcer bat sold for $1,722 in 2020)

(Yankee-era Graig Nettles bats sell for premium)

(a PSA/DNA GU 9.5, signed 1977-79 Graig Nettles bat sold for $1,028 in 2015

(a PSA/DNA GU 8.5, signed 1977-79 Graig Nettles bat sold for $1,464 in 2016)

(a PSA/DNA GU 9, 1977-80 Sadaharu Oh signed bat sold for $7,800 in 2020)

(a PSA/DNA GU 9, 1943-49 Andy Pafko bat sold for $1,904 in 2016)

(a PSA/DNA GU 9, 1944-47 Andy Pafko bat sold for $1,960 in 2017)

(a PSA/DNA GU 10, 1985 Dave Parker signed All-Star bat sold for $3,690 in 2020)

(Yankee-era Joe Pepitone bats sell for a premium, with high-end examples fetching $2,500 or more)

(a PSA/DNA GU 8, signed 1947 Johnny Pesky bat sold for $2,975 in 2015)

(Yankee-era Lou Piniella bats sell for a premium)

(a signed, Lou Piniella Bicentennial bat sold for $2,009 in 2014)

(a 1991 Willie Randoph signed bat used for career hit #2,000 sold for $1,920 in 2019)

(Yankee-era bats sell for a major premium ($750+) - Rivers is one of the tougher to find from that period)

(Pete Rose bats have a wide range in price)

(a 1973 Pete Rose All-Star bat sold for $7,678 in 2001)

(a signed 1970 Pete Rose All-Star bat sold for $16,002 in 2003)

(a PSA/DNA GU 9 1986 Pete Rose Mizuno bat sold for $7,938 and a 1985 PR4192 bat for $6,532 in 2005)

(a 1986 Pete Rose PSA/DNA GU 10 Final Hit Bat (4256) sold for $158,776 in 2010)

(a 1972 Pete Rose Signed World Series bat, graded PSA/DNA GU 8, sold for $10,157 in 2014)

(a PSA/DNA GU 10, 1965 Pete Rose bat sold for $20,230 in 2015)

(a PSA/DNA GU 9, 1985 Pete Rose signed Mizuno bat sold for $7,365 in 2018)

(a PSA/DNA GU 10, 1963 Pete Rose signed rookie bat sold for $44,190 in 2019)

(a PSA/DBA GU 10, 1986 Pete Rose signed Mizuno bat sold for $6,436 in 2019)

(a PSA/DNA GU 10, 1986 Pete Rose signed Mizuno ATHL bat sold for $6,765 in 2019)

(a PSA/DNA GU 10, 1977 Pete Rose signed bat sold for $5,842 in 2020)

(a PSA/DNA GU 10, 1985 Pete Rose signed Opening Day bat sold for $40,320)

(Yankee-era Bill Skowron bats sell for a premium)

(a PSA/DNA GU 8.5, 1970-72 Rusty Staub bat sold for $922 in 2020)

(a PSA/DNA GU 8, 1951 Bobby Thomson World Series bat sold for $10,755 in 2015)

(a PSA/DNA GU 8, 1951-57 Bobby Thomson bat sold for $2,040 in 2019)

(a PSA/DNA-certified 1988-1992 Lou Whitaker bat sold for $797 in 2019)

(a PSA/DNA-certified 1986-89 Lou Whitaker signed bat sold for $840 in 2019)

(a PSA/DNA GU 9, 1988 Lou Whitaker bat sold for $984 in 2020)