TMZ: MLB Icon Jackie Robinson's Used Dodgers Glove Could Sell for $750K at Auction
A Wilson glove worn by Jackie Robinson during the 1955-56 season is up for auction at Goldin and could sell for as much as $750,000, per TMZ Sports.
Per Goldin: "This is only one of two Jackie Robinson-used gloves authenticated by PSA/DNA in their database. This offered glove, compared to the other authenticated glove by PSA/DNA, is in far superior condition. More importantly, this glove has the same '42' marking as other photographs of Robinson gloves."
The glove comes from the collection of Jack Semel, a longtime season-ticket holder for the Brooklyn Dodgers who had been gifted a number of mementos from players on the team, including Robinson, Gil Hodges, Roy Campanella and Pee Wee Reese.
Back in 2013, a glove reportedly worn by Robinson in the 1955 and 1956 World Series sold for $373,002.
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