Washington Nationals Collectibles, Plaques & Home Decor
Some wins fade into a highlight reel. The 2019 Nationals did the opposite — the longer that October sits in Washington’s memory, the bigger it gets. This page is where it lives on the wall.
Washington Nationals collectibles are the keepsake half of the closet: the plaques, banners and pennants that mark the first championship in franchise history. No sizes to pick and no fit to guess — just the pieces that turn a room into a Nats room.
Everything below is built around that one run — the Wild Card comeback, the Kendrick slam, seven games against Houston — because that is the run worth framing.
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Washington Nationals World Series Celebration Plaque
The celebration plaque is the centerpiece piece: the on-field dogpile from the final out in Houston, framed as a Highland Mint photomint. It is the moment every Nats fan can still see with their eyes closed, in a frame built to keep it that way.
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- Material: 100% wood frame; 100% glass front; 100% paper art & matting
- Commemorative 10″ x 18″ photo with facsimile signatures
- Certificate of authenticity
- Limited edition of 10,000
- Measures approximately 12″ x 20″
- Officially licensed MLB collectible
- Made in the USA
- Brand: Highland Mint
One honest detail: the signatures are facsimiles — exact replicas printed into the photo — which is how a limited edition of 10,000 exists at a fan-friendly price at all. The shopper questions at the bottom cover the difference.
Washington Nationals World Series Trophy Plaque
The trophy plaque puts the Commissioner’s Trophy front and center — the hardware Washington waited 95 years to lift. It uses the same Highland Mint build as the celebration piece: wood frame, glass front, and the certificate that goes with the limited run.
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- Material: 100% wood frame with glass front
- 10″ x 18″ glossy image of the trophy
- Facsimile (exact replica) signatures
- Limited edition of 10,000
- Measures approximately 12″ x 20″
- Officially licensed
- Made in the USA
- Brand: Highland Mint
Washington Nationals Celebration Plaque — the Highland Mint Edition
A second celebration design from the Highland Mint covers the same final out from a different crop. It is worth a look if the first design sells through — or if the wall has room for the pair side by side.
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“In Action” Player Plaques — Juan Soto and the 2019 Lineup
The player plaques take one Nat at a time. The one pictured is Juan Soto, who was 21 years old that October and hit like he had been there a decade — his home run off Gerrit Cole in Game 1 is still the loudest swing of that Series.
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The “In Action” plaques were made for the spine of that roster:
- Juan Soto
- Trea Turner
- Max Scherzer
- Stephen Strasburg
- Ryan Zimmerman
- Anthony Rendon
- Patrick Corbin
- Adam Eaton
- Yan Gomes
- Howie Kendrick
- Victor Robles
Pick the player whose moment you still tell stories about — Kendrick’s slam, Strasburg’s Game 6 gem, Zimmerman’s first-inning homer in Game 1 — and that is the plaque that belongs on your wall.
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Washington Nationals World Series Banners
A banner does the talking from across the room. The champions banner pictured here is a 28″ x 40″ polyester piece with a pole sleeve, made for indoor and outdoor use — the porch, the garage, or the wall above the TV, where it cannot be argued with.
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- Material: 100% polyester
- Indoor and outdoor use
- Measures approximately 28″ x 40″
- One-sided flag
- Pole sleeve (pole not included)
- Sublimated graphics
- Officially licensed
- Made in the USA
- Brand: WinCraft
A second banner design covers the same title with different art, if the first one is spoken for:
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Washington Nationals Champs Wall Pennant
The pennant is the classic — felt, pointed, and unchanged in spirit since fans hung them in bedroom windows a century ago. This one runs about 17″ x 40″, big enough to anchor a shelf of bobbleheads or finish a kid’s bedroom wall.
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- Material: 100% felt
- Sublimated graphics
- Measures approximately 17″ x 40″
- Officially licensed
- Made in the USA
- Brand: WinCraft
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For the Home — Office, Bar and Fan Cave
Plaques and pennants are the start. The fuller home department adds the everyday pieces: desk items for the office, glassware and bar pieces for the fan cave, and the seasonal shelf — including the Nationals ornaments that come out every December.
MLB Shop’s Home & Office department is the one stop for that side of the collection, and it restocks the holiday pieces through the season. A 2019 champions ornament is still the easiest Nationals gift there is.
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Who Nationals Collectibles Suit
Collectibles solve the hardest gift problem in sports: the fan who already owns every jersey, tee and hoodie the closet can hold. A plaque does not need a size, a banner does not need a fit, and neither one ends up in a drawer.
They also mark the occasions apparel does not — a Father’s Day wall that finally gets its centerpiece, a Christmas gift that carries a specific October with it, or the office upgrade that starts a conversation with every client who walks in.
Interesting Facts About the 2019 Nationals
The parade told the story: on November 2, 2019, Washington held its first baseball championship parade since 1924, rolling down Constitution Avenue with the trophy the city had chased for 95 years.
What fans kept from that fall says a lot: Game 7 watch-party stubs, NLCS programs, and a truly unreasonable number of Baby Shark plush toys — Gerardo Parra’s walk-up song turned a children’s tune into the soundtrack of a title run.
The road-warrior stat still sounds made up: the visiting team won all seven World Series games, the first time that has happened in a World Series — Washington’s two clinching wins came in Houston, with their backs to the wall.
For the gear you wear instead of hang, this site’s Washington Nationals apparel page covers the tees, hoodies and hats in big and tall sizes — the closet half of the same celebration.
Nationals Collectibles — Shopper Questions
Are these Nationals collectibles officially licensed?
Yes — the plaques, banners and pennants linked here are licensed MLB pieces from makers like the Highland Mint and WinCraft, sold through the league’s retail channels. The plaques carry certificates of authenticity and limited-edition numbering.
Are the plaque signatures real autographs?
No — and the listings say so in their specs. The signatures are facsimiles, exact replicas printed into the photo, which is what keeps a limited edition of 10,000 affordable. A hand-signed team piece is a different product at a very different price.
Do Nationals collectibles make good gifts?
They are built for it. There is no size to guess and no fit to get wrong — just pick the moment the fan on your list still talks about. The plaques land hardest with fans who lived through 2019; the banners and ornaments suit any Nats fan, Christmas included.
Where can I find Washington Nationals gear on sale?
Start with the departments linked on this page — collectibles rotate through the same stores as the apparel, and championship pieces get marked down as newer seasons arrive. Cheap and clearance Nationals gear shows up inside those same departments rather than on a separate bargain page, so checking back around the holidays is the reliable play.
The Wall Is Never Finished
Collections grow the way fandom does — one piece at a time. The plaques, banners and pennants above cover the wall, the home department covers the rest of the house, and the apparel page covers what you wear. That is a complete Nats room, built around one unforgettable October.