Hall of Fame third baseman Chipper Jones wore this white Atlanta Braves jersey in 1995, his rookie season. Jones, who played eight games in 1993 and missed the entire 1994 season due to a knee injury, hit 23 homers with 86 RBI and 87 runs scored in 1995 as he finished second to Hideo Nomo in the National League Rookie of the Year race. Jones led the Braves to a 90-54 regular season record and the National League East Division title before dispatching the Rockies, Reds, and Indians to win the 1995 World Series. Jones would play his entire career for the Braves, retiring after the 2012 season as one of the best switch-hitters in baseball history. In 2018, Jones was inducted into the National Baseball Hall of Fame on his first ballot.

This offered Braves home jersey is a button-down with “Braves” and a tomahawk logo patch sewn on the chest in red and navy tackle twill. A “30th Season in Atlanta” patch is sewn on the left sleeve. “C. Jones” is sewn across the back shoulders of the jersey in navy tackle twill over a matching white nameplate. Jones’ number “10”, since retired by the Braves, is sewn on the back of the jersey in red and navy tackle twill. A Wilson tag with attached size “44” and “2 Inch X-Length” flags is sewn on the front left tail. A “95” year swatch is sewn below the Wilson tag. Jones has signed the “0” digit on the back of the jersey in black marker. This jersey displays light wear and comes with a LOA from noted game used jersey expert Dave Miedema for the game use, along with a LOA from JSA (Z85883) for Jones’ signature.

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