Former All-Star guard and Hall of Famer Ray Allen spent the first six-and-a-half seasons of his career with the Milwaukee Bucks after being drafted with the fifth overall pick out of the University of Connecticut in 1996. Presented is a Milwaukee Bucks home jersey from the 1999-2000 season that was issued to Ray Allen. Allen averaged 22.1 points per game that season, along with 4.4 rebounds and 3.8 assists. This white mesh jersey has "BUCKS" and "34" sewn on the front in dark green-on-white-on-purple tackle twill. The NBA logo is embroidered on the upper-left chest, and the front left tail has the "PUMA AUTHENTIC TEAM APPAREL MILWAUKEE BUCKS" tag with attached "99-00" and "46" flags. The back has "ALLEN" sewn on in dark green-on-silver tackle twill, with the number "34" sewn on below in dark green-on-white-on-purple tackle twill. Allen has signed this jersey in faded black felt tip marker on the reverse number "4" and inscribed his number "34." This jersey displays minimal use and comes with an LOA from MEARS (318661), which gave the jersey the grade of A5 for the use/issue, and an LOA from PSA/DNA (E56483) for the signature.