Pittsburgh Pirates fans flock to stadium for Mac Miller bobbleheads now reselling online for hundreds

Pirates fans lined up for limited Mac Miller bobbleheads, now being resold online for high prices.

Pittsburgh Pirates fans found something to cheer for this week, and it wasn’t the team’s performance.

On Saturday, the club honoured the late rapper Mac Miller with a tribute night that included chalk art, a fan wall, and a limited-edition bobblehead that’s already turning into a collector’s item.

The Pirates will give away a Mac Miller bobblehead at their game on July 19th 💛🖤 pic.twitter.com/JFsZgiUlZD

— MLB (@MLB) May 15, 2025

Mac Miller, a Pittsburgh native who passed away in 2018 at age 26, remains a cultural icon in the city. Fans packed PNC Park early for a chance at the exclusive bobblehead.

Lines formed well before the first pitch, with many fans securing the giveaway while others missed out entirely.

Within hours, listings for the Mac Miller bobblehead appeared on resale platforms like eBay, some fetching prices in the hundreds.

The Mac Miller bobbleheads from PNC Park tonight are selling for hundreds of dollars on the secondary market pic.twitter.com/BPIlzQYYHZ

— Jomboy Media (@JomboyMedia) July 20, 2025

The demand illustrates Miller’s continued influence and the rarity of a Pirates promotion that captures broad attention outside baseball circles.

For fans, it was a moment of civic pride and nostalgic celebration.