Mark McGwire Memorial Baseball Plaque with Upper Deck Trading Cards
Sports Memorabilia

Mark McGwire Memorial Baseball Plaque with Upper Deck Trading Cards

This rectangular commemorative wooden plaque features a dark walnut or laminate finish and holds two standard-sized trading cards. On the left is an Upper Deck 'Chase for 62' Mark McGwire card, and on the right is a 'League Leaders' card depicting him in a batting stance. Each card is protected by a recessed acrylic cover fastened with four screws. Below the cards is a mounted brushed-metal brass nameplate engraved with 'MARK MCGWIRE #25'. The plaque measures approximately 7x9 inches. Regarding condition, there is visible chipping along the top and right wooden edges, and the brass plate shows surface oxidation and minor scratches. The cards appear to be from the late 1990s, specifically referencing his 1998 home run record pursuit. The construction suggests a mass-produced sports memorabilia item rather than a limited custom artisan piece. There are no visible signatures or COA markers in the image. The wood grain shows light wear, and the plastic covers exhibit some faint scuffing relevant to its age.

Estimated Value

$15.00 - $30.00

Basic Information

Category

Sports Memorabilia

Appraised On

December 28, 2025

Estimated Value

$15.00 - $30.00

Item Description

This rectangular commemorative wooden plaque features a dark walnut or laminate finish and holds two standard-sized trading cards. On the left is an Upper Deck 'Chase for 62' Mark McGwire card, and on the right is a 'League Leaders' card depicting him in a batting stance. Each card is protected by a recessed acrylic cover fastened with four screws. Below the cards is a mounted brushed-metal brass nameplate engraved with 'MARK MCGWIRE #25'. The plaque measures approximately 7x9 inches. Regarding condition, there is visible chipping along the top and right wooden edges, and the brass plate shows surface oxidation and minor scratches. The cards appear to be from the late 1990s, specifically referencing his 1998 home run record pursuit. The construction suggests a mass-produced sports memorabilia item rather than a limited custom artisan piece. There are no visible signatures or COA markers in the image. The wood grain shows light wear, and the plastic covers exhibit some faint scuffing relevant to its age.

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