In 2009, the New York Yankees defeated the defending champion Philadelphia Phillies, 4 games to 2, winning their 27th World Series championship. Notably, the Yankees played the 2009 season in “new” Yankee Stadium, their first year in that park after playing for 84 years in "Old" Yankee Stadium. On September 11, 2009, shortstop Derek Jeter recorded his 2,722nd career hit, passing Lou Gehrig to become the all-time leader in career hits recorded as a Yankee.

Offered is a Jeter signature on a 2009 World Series warm-up jacket in a framed display. The former Yankees shortstop has signed his name in silver marker on the left front of the jacket, beneath a red, white, blue and gold embroidered patch bearing the legend “NY World Series Champions 2009.” The blue jacket has two white stripes on the front and shoulders. Accompanying the jacket in the display are three 8 x 10-inch color photographs of Jeter, including an action photo of the Yankees All-Star at bat in his home Yankees pinstripes. The second photo in this display features Jeter in a royal blue suit standing next to his just-unveiled plaque and monument for “Monument Park” in Yankee Stadium. The third photo in this display captures Jeter with a microphone at a podium on the first base side of Yankee Stadium during the Jeter monument unveiling ceremony. A line of former Yankees players and officials line the infield. The jacket and photos are mounted on a gray felt mat within a 4 x 37 x 45-inch black wood and glass frame. This display comes with a COA from Steiner Sports.

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