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Danbury Mint 1998 New York Yankees World Series Championship Team Lineup – Collectible Figurine Display Celebrate one of the most memorable teams in New York Yankees history with this impressive Danbury Mint 1998 New York Yankees World Series Championship Team Lineup collectible. This detailed display commemorates the legendary 1998 Yankees, a team that finished an incredible 114–48 during the regular season before defeating the San Diego Padres in a four-game sweep to capture the 1998 World Series Championship. The display features individually sculpted Yankees players arranged together in uniform, creating a fantastic three-dimensional tribute to the championship club. The 1998 roster was loaded with Yankees favorites and baseball legends, including Derek Jeter, Mariano Rivera, Bernie Williams, Paul O'Neill, Jorge Posada, Tino Martinez, Andy Pettitte, David Cone and manager Joe Torre, among others. Danbury Mint sports collectibles are known for their detailed sculpting, hand-painted appearance and impressive presentation, making this a terrific display piece for a Yankees fan, baseball memorabilia collector or collector of championship memorabilia. ITEM DETAILS: Danbury Mint lineup is the 10-player display, approximately 28½" long × 6" wide × 7–7½" high. Danbury Mint collectible New York Yankees 1998 World Series Championship Team Team lineup figurine display Detailed individual player figures Commemorates the Yankees' historic 1998 championship season Excellent display piece for a Yankees collection IMPORTANT: This collectible DOES NOT include the original Danbury Mint box or original packaging. You will receive the display itself as shown. Because these pieces contain numerous small and detailed components, please carefully review all provided photographs for the exact condition of the figures, base and accessories. Photos are considered part of the description. A great opportunity to own a substantial display commemorating one of the greatest seasons and championship teams in New York Yankees history.