hough known as one of the greatest pure contact hitters in baseball history, Tony Gwynn also delivered in moments of power. This game-used ball marks Gwynn’s very first career grand slam, hit off Philadelphia pitcher David Green on September 27, 1995. The milestone came in the later years of his career, further underscoring his remarkable consistency and ability to rise to the moment when it mattered most. Carefully hand-labeled to record its significance, this baseball connects directly to one of Gwynn’s rare but memorable long-ball achievements, adding depth to the story of a hitter best remembered for his precision and mastery at the plate.

Disclaimer:

Condition may vary slightly from photos, with unique marks that highlight the item’s authenticity as a career artifact.

This item features a silver OVD, verifying its authenticity through the Tony Gwynn Estate. A TRuEST™ authenticator was not on-site to witness its awarding, which is why this item does not carry our gold-level witness-based authentication OVD.

Part of Eternal All-Star, a collection honoring Tony Gwynn’s 15 All-Star appearances with awards, milestone baseballs, game-used gear, and personal keepsakes. This event is the latest chapter in The Realest’s official Tony Gwynn Auction Series following First Inning and Silver Bats, with every piece coming directly from the Gwynn family ensuring true provenance and a direct link to “Mr. Padre” himself.