A Thurman Munson "Bat Day" New York Yankees stadium give away baseball bat is worth about $30.-$75. in excellent condition, and could sell as high as $100.- $150 in near/mint - mint condition. The Hillerich & Bradsby bats had a solid yellow finish when issued. Most bats from that era have most of the Yellow finish missing, with the wood grain showing through, or sometimes bare wood. A "Mint" condition bat will have the original finish with no wood grain showing through (very rare). Otherwise the bat should be graded near/mint, or lower accordingly.
The first promotion for "Bat Day" at Yankee Stadium was held on Father's Day June 20th 1965.The earlier bats made by the Hillerich & Bradsby co have a higher value than the later bats made by Adirondack in the mid to late 1970's.
See Related Links below for a Bat Day" baseball bat dating guide. Key features in determining the age of the bat are variations on the barrel such as players name; script or block, Team name; script or block, the order of the team name, the players name, and approved little league appears on the barrel as well as center brand variations which include H&B, Hillerich & Bradsby co., Made in USA, and Made in Canada (1969-1970 only).
Thurman Munson hit 20 home runs with the New York Yankees in 1973.
Thurman Munson hit 6 home runs in 1970 for the New York Yankees.
Thurman Munson hit 10 home runs for the New York Yankees in 1971.
Thurman Munson debuted on August 8, 1969, playing for the New York Yankees at Yankee Stadium I; he played his final game on August 1, 1979, playing for the New York Yankees at Yankee Stadium II.
Thurman Munson made his Major League debut on August 8, 1969 for the New York Yankees.
Number 15
Thurman Munson's birth name is Thurman Lee Munson.
No, Thurman Munson did not serve in the military.
Roberto Clemente, Thurman Munson, Cory Lidle, Ken Hubbs ...
Thurman Munson. Munson played 1397 games for the Yankees in the 1970s, the most of anyone. Roy White was second with 1393.
Thurman Munson was born on June 7, 1947.
The Yankees no longer use the #15. The number was retired in 1979 in honor of Thurman Munson.