Own a Todd Helton Game-Used Bat ? Authentic 1998 Rookie Year Rawlings Big Stick Model (#17) Rare Todd Helton Game-Used Bat ? 1998 Rookie Year ? Certified Authentic Attention baseball collectors and Todd Helton fans! Here?s your chance to own a game-used bat from one of the greatest first basemen in MLB history. This Rawlings 155B Big Stick Bat was used by Todd Helton during his 1998 rookie season with the Colorado Rockies. It?s a unique, one-of-a-kind piece of baseball history ? perfect for any serious collector or fan of the Hall of Famer. Authenticity and Specifications of the Todd Helton Bat Model: Rawlings 155B Big Stick Weight: 32.5 oz Length: 34.25 inches Player: Todd Helton, Colorado Rockies Condition: Excellent game use with pine tar and ball marks This Todd Helton game-used bat was custom-made for the star first baseman, featuring his name and team directly from the Rawlings factory. The bat shows visible signs of authentic game use, including: Pine tar on the handle for a better grip Multiple ball marks on the barrel from baseball contact Uncracked and in excellent condition for a bat with this level of use Sharpie markings: His #17 is written on the barrel end, while the knob shows an incorrect #15 that was later corrected to #17 (likely by a clubhouse worker). Guaranteed Authenticity from the Colorado Rockies This bat comes with a Letter of Authenticity (COA) directly from the Colorado Rockies organization, guaranteeing its authenticity as a game-used item. You can be confident that this is an official piece of Todd Helton memorabilia. This item has been reviewed against other similar year bats and matches up perfectly with similar used bats. Why This Todd Helton Bat is a Must-Have for Collectors Todd Helton is a Hall of Famer and one of the most iconic players in Colorado Rockies history. This bat, used during his rookie season in 1998, is extremely rare and hard to find. Game-used items from his early career are especially sought after by collectors, making this an exceptional opportunity to own a unique piece of MLB history.