Babe Ruth New York Yankees Signed 1928 1st Home Run Baseball PSA+BAS

Own a piece of baseball history with this extraordinary Babe Ruth and Leo Durocher dual-signed 1928 first home run baseball. This rare relic marks a monumental event from the 1928 MLB season—Babe Ruth’s first home run of the season, hit on April 19, 1928, during a legendary Yankees vs. Red Sox game at Fenway Park. Authenticated by both PSA/DNA and Beckett, this baseball is a museum-worthy centerpiece for any serious collector of New York Yankees memorabilia or vintage sports artifacts. Recovered by a lucky fan who inscribed the moment in period ink, this ball features a historical side panel reading: "April 19, 1928, Yankees vs. Red Sox – Babe Ruth's first home run of the season of 1928. He launched this ball into the right field bleachers in Fenway Park. Recovered by George…" Matching ink and handwriting link the inscription to the original moment, adding irreplaceable authenticity.

• Dual signed by Babe Ruth and Leo Durocher — Two legendary New York Yankees icons on one baseball.
• Hit during Yankees vs. Red Sox, April 19, 1928 — Babe Ruth’s first home run of the championship season.
• Authenticated by PSA/DNA and Beckett — Includes holograms and full letters of authenticity from both industry leaders.
• Historic side panel inscription — Period ink note by original fan who retrieved the ball from Fenway Park bleachers.
• Ultra-rare piece of baseball history — Few known Ruth home run balls exist, even fewer from milestone games like this.

This is more than a signed baseball—it’s a tangible connection to the 1928 World Series champion New York Yankees and the legendary Babe Ruth at the height of his career. Whether you're a die-hard Yankees fan, a vintage baseball collector, or a connoisseur of sports history, this once-in-a-lifetime piece deserves center stage in your collection.