Overview
- SCP Auctions has the game-worn home jersey up for bidding through Saturday at 10:30 p.m. ET.
- The auction house projects a $3–$4 million sale, and as of Friday morning the top bid stood at $1 million.
- Resolution Photomatching, Sports Investors Authentication and MeiGray authenticated the garment using photo-matching.
- The listing ties the jersey to Game 2 of the 1937 World Series, the Yankees’ official team portrait and the image used for Gehrig’s Monument Park plaque.
- SCP notes the top was worn in multiple 1937 home games, including August 5 versus the White Sox when Gehrig hit two home runs and drove in five.