Juan Memorabilia
 

Posting pictures of past Juan Memorabilia auctioned at www.americanmemorabilia.com

Juan Gonzalez Game-Used, Signed Bat

High Bid: $67
Auction Closed: 7/13/2006

Offered is a game-used 32 oz., 35" Cooper P72 bat from Juan Gonzalez. The bat has hit, ball transfer and deep ding marks peppered on the barrel. The bat has a half-barrel length crack to note. Gonzalez signed the barrel in thick gold paint pen (has been top coated to preserve quality).

Juan Gonzalez Game-Worn, Signed Rangers Cap

High Bid: $98
Auction Closed: 12/9/2005

During his tenure with the Texas Rangers, Juan Gonzalez was an RBI-producing machine. The Herculean slugger also possessed a deadly power swing, which led to a pair of AL MVP Awards. Gonzalez put moderate use into this [size] "6 7/8" Rangers cap. Both the sweatband and the underside of the visor exhibit stains. His number "19" is written in black marker under the brim. The highlight of this piece sits on top of the brim, where Gonzalez signed his name, number, and "M.V.P. 96 98" in black felt tip ("9").

Juan Gonzalez Game-Worn Rangers Cap

High Bid: $98
Auction Closed: 10/20/2005

How much use did Juan Gonzalez put into this hat? Well the entire cap is loaded with sweat stains. The button on the inside of the [size] "7 1/8" hat has rusted from salt contact. "19" is written into the on the inside in black felt tip and the bottom of the "T" on the front has turned to a shade of purple from excessive sweat. A classic hat which shows tremendous use from a borderline Hall of Famer.

Juan Gonzalez Game-Used Bat

High Bid: $146
Auction Closed: 9/29/2005

The significance of this uncracked Juan Gonzalez gamer is that he used it in the 1993 season, when he paced the A.L. in home runs (46) and slugging percentage (.632). His Ranger uniform number ("19") is written in black marker on the knob. The flame-burned Rawlings 225A model is 35 inches in length and 32 ounces in weight. The handle shows light pine tar, while the barrel reveals ball and bat-rack blemishes.

Juan Igor Gonzalez Signed Bat

High Bid: $50
Auction Closed: 9/29/2005

Offered is a "MT" Rawlings Big Stick that has been signed by Juan "Igor" Gonzalez. The one-time Texas Rangers outfielder had quite the following in the collecting world during the 1990's. This perfectly-signed piece, with a limited edition gold plate, has been numbered 8/116.

David Ortiz and Juan Gonzalez Signed Bats

High Bid: $146
Auction Closed: 9/29/2005

Two of the biggest men ever to swing a stick signed this collection of two black Rawlings bats. David Ortiz (numbered 13/134) and Juan "Igor" Gonzalez each penned perfect silver paint pen signatures on the barrel of these "MT" bats.

Juan Gonzalez Game-Used Bat

High Bid: $133
Auction Closed: 7/7/2005

Juan Gonzalez has put up Hall of Fame numbers during his career. "Juan Gone" has socked 434 home runs in his career, which isn't done yet. Offered is a stunning black Crown bat which features bat rack marks and heavy ball scuffing. A mild layering of pine tar has been applied near the handle. Don't miss out on a chance to own a bat from a possible future Hall of Famer. This bat is 34" in length and shows a ton of use.

Juan Gonzalez Game-Used/Signed Bat

High Bid: $161
Auction Closed: 7/7/2005

Sometimes simple is better. Offered is a classic-style Louisville Slugger bat used by Juan Gonzalez during his 1989 rookie campaign with the Texas Rangers. The monster home run slugger tagged numerous ball and stitch marks, in addition to a bold black signature in felt tip on the barrel. This model P72 bat is uncracked with very nice medium use.

Juan Gonzalez Game-Worn, Signed Batting Gloves

High Bid: $61
Auction Closed: 7/7/2005

Juan Gonzalez, a slugger who still has Hall of Fame potential, put some remarkable use into these Franklin batting gloves. The slugger signed the velcro fastener on both in black marker and inscribed "Game used" to each glove.