CC Sabathia (New York Yankees) MLB Series 26 Collector Level Bronze

Mass-produced sports figurine/action figure in original blister packagingMcFarlane Toys (founded by Todd McFarlane), manufactured in China

CC Sabathia (New York Yankees) MLB Series 26 Collector Level Bronze

Style & Movement

Contemporary Hyper-Realism (Commercial Toy Artistry)

Medium & Technique

Cast PVC (polyvinyl chloride) and ABS plastic, decorated with factory-applied pad printing and hand-painted details for the uniform pinstripes and logo

Creation Period

circa 2010

Dimensions & Format

Approximately 6 inches in height (figure stance); packaging approximately 10 x 8 x 3 inches

Subject Description

A dynamic sculptural representation of MLB pitcher CC Sabathia in a follow-through pitching motion, dressed in the New York Yankees home pinstripe uniform with official branding and a miniature baseball accessory

Condition & Value Assessment

Condition Assessment

Good to Very Good; figure appears mint and untouched, but the clamshell packaging shows visible scuffing and minor shelf wear

Estimated Market Value

$25.00 - $45.00 USD

Auction Estimate

$20.00 - $40.00 USD

Provenance History

Commercial retail distribution; likely part of a private collection of sports memorabilia

Art Historical Significance

Represents the 'McFarlane' era of sports collectibles known for introducing high-fidelity anatomical accuracy and dynamic posing to the mass-market toy industry; part of the 'Collector Level' limited production tier

Notable Features

Features the 'Collector Level' Bronze sticker, identifying it as a limited edition variant (3,000 produced) compared to standard mass-release versions

Condition Issues

External plastic 'clamshell' blister pack shows minor surface scratches and potential corner softing/yellowing from UV exposure or storage friction

Conservation Recommendations

Keep in original packaging (MOC/Mint on Card) to preserve value; store in a UV-protected display case away from direct sunlight to prevent plastic degradation and pigment fading

Identified on 5/3/2026