Roberto Clemente Day was established on Sept. 15, 2002, by the MLB in honor of the Pittsburgh Pirate and Hall of Famer.
FOCO is taking pre-orders for three Roberto Clemente collectibles - a regular bobblehead, a limited-edition bear and a 3-foot-tall bobblehead that costs $1,800. The day was established in 2002 by Major League Baseball in honor of the late Pittsburgh Pirate baseball player who died in 1972.is honoring Clemente today by releasing three new collectibles - a limited-edition plush bear and two bobbleheads - one of which is 3 feet tall and costs $1,800.
The large bobblehead can be pre-ordered. Only 21 will be made. Shipment is expected no later than April 15, 2024. “This legendary Bucco is setting sail for some big treasure. Celebrate Clemente in a big way with theFOCO said Clemente is wearing his white game day uniform and holding two World Series championship trophies.
If that is too big for your bookcase and budget, there is a normal-size bobblehead available to pre-order for $80. Theis $30. It can be pre-ordered for shipment no later than Dec. 15. Only 72 will be sold.
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