Hall of Famer Reggie Jackson was one of the premiere sluggers during his playing days, helping his teams win five World Series titles, while he himself won two World Series MVPs, an American League MVP award and slugged 563 career home runs. His signature moment of three home runs on three swings in Game 6 of the 1977 World Series is one of the greatest individual feats in World Series history.

After five seasons in the Bronx, with the New York Yankees, Jackson signed with the California Angels and immediately paid dividends. His first season in 1982, he led the American League in home runs with 39 and the Angels made their second postseason appearance after winning the American League Western Division title with a 93-69 record. In the three-season span of 1982-84, Jackson would average 26 home runs and 77 RBI.

This offered gray road California Angels pullover jersey was worn by Jackson during the 1982-84 era, based upon the jersey’s tagging. “Angels” with Reggie’s number “44” below is sewn across the front in red and navy tackle twill. The back of the jersey has “JACKSON” stitched directly across the back with the number “44” below, all in red and navy tackle twill. The lower front tail has the “W.A. Goodman & Sons 48” manufacturers’ size tag. The left shoulder contains the Angles’ California state insignia patch. This jersey displays moderate game use and comes with a LOA from the game used experts at MEARS (315893), who have graded this jersey a perfect A10.

Auction Notepad