1980 American League All Parks Annual Pass — George Brett .390 Batting Title Season — PSA 8

An American League annual pass from one of baseball's memorable batting-title seasons. Issued to Rex Bradley and Guest for 1980, the credential provides annual admission to American League parks and bears the printed signature of league president Lee MacPhail. The PSA label identifies it as a PASS and assigns PSA 8, with a season-themed notation honoring George Brett's .390 batting average—the highest qualifying MLB season average since Ted Williams hit .406 in 1941. Brett's campaign also brought an American League MVP award and Kansas City's first American League pennant.