On September 11, 1985, Pete Rose passed Ty Cobb's career hit record and became "the hit king." The single was hit at 8:01 p.m., the game was at Riverfront Stadium.

THE MOMENT
A sellout crowd at Riverfront Stadium and a national television audience were watching to see if Rose could break Cobb's hit record -- something that seemed unbreakable. Rose didn't disappoint. In the first inning, he hit a line drive on a 2-1 slider from
Show for hit No. 4,192.
Rose's hit set off a wild and emotional celebration. The 47,237 fans stomped and roared their approval in what San Diego first baseman Steve Garvey calls the greatest ovation he has seen. Rose's teammates poured out of the Cincinnati dugout. After receiving congratulations from his teammates and a blazing red Corvette with license plate "PR 4192," a gift from Reds owner Marge Schott, Rose stood by himself at first base and broke down. Rose turned to first base coach Tommy Helms, threw an arm around one shoulder and put his head on the other, crying. Then Rose's son, Pete Rose Jr., emerged again from the dugout, ran to his dad and the two Roses embraced.

This Top Quality Collectors Plaque from H & H Sports includes the following:

- Recessed groove on back for wall mounting

Deluxe Engraved Nameplate

- 12x15 Size - Great for Office - Home - Business-

-  Collectors Item 8x10 Photo

Photo Can slide out of holder
to be Autographed (signed)

Authentic Stadium Field Turf & Photo
The Turf on this is genuine Cinergy Field (Formerly Riverfront Stadium)   Turf.  The turf has the original rubber backing and comes with a copy of the
Certificate of Authenticity. The Plaque contains also has a photo of the Riverfront Stadium playing field.

The Turf on this plaque comes in a protective case.  
The case can be opened and your Turf can be removed.  Use it as a good luck coaster during Reds games.

Engraved Plate Reads:

Pete Rose breaks Ty Cobb's Record with hit #4192 on 9/11/85 at Riverfront Stadium - Plaque contains Genuine Field Turf.