| 2004 Stadium Giveaway Bobbleheads | |||||||||
| Player | SGA Date | vs. | Stated Issue | Sponsor | Uniform | Headgear | Notes | ||
| Shannon Stewart | 6/6/2004 | Tigers | 10,000 | Hormel | Home Blue Jersey / Pinstripes | Red "TC" Cap | 1 | ||
| Al Newman | 6/9/2004 | Tigers | 10,000 | Hormel | Road Gray | "M" Cap | 2 | ||
| Paul Molitor | 8/21/2004 | Indians | 10,000 | Hormel | Road Blue Jersey / Pinstripes | "M" Helmet | 3 | ||
| Walter Johnson | 9/19/2004 | Orioles | 10,000 | Hormel | Washington Senators | "W" Cap | 4 | ||
| Joe Mauer | 10/2/2004 | Indians | 10,000 | Hormel | Home Blue Jersey / Pinstripes | "TC" Helmet | 5 | ||
| Mauer "Friends & Family" | 10/3/2004 | Indians | 2,500 | Home Blue Jersey / Pinstripes | "TC" Helmet | 6 | |||
| Notes: | |||||||||
| 1. The red crown / blue bill alternate cap appears for the first time. 2003 Central Division Champs plaque on base. | |||||||||
| 2. 2003 Central Division Champs plaque on base. | |||||||||
| 3. Hall of Fame plaque on base. | |||||||||
| 4. Franchise hero from the Washington Senator days. The only player to appear in a non-Twins uniform. Hall of Fame plaque on base. | |||||||||
| 5. Mauer was added to the SGA bobblehead offerings after the season was in progress, probably for marketing purposes due to his popularity as a "local boy" and rising | |||||||||
| star. The only time the team has added a fifth bobble. | |||||||||
| 6. Some collectors argue that the "Friends & Family" Mauer is not, strictly speaking, an SGA bobblehead. It is included here because it was, indeed, given away at the | |||||||||
| stadium and falls more easily into no other category. The Mauer family, along with the Twins, produced this bobble as a special edition in support of the family's favorite | |||||||||
| local charities. The edition is numbered on the underside of he base and was limited to 2,500 units. In order to obtain one of these bobbles a person needed a game ticket, | |||||||||
| available only from the family, upon which was printed "JOE MAUER BOBBLEHEAD GROUP". The bobbleheads were distributed at a special gathering outside the Metro- | |||||||||
| dome on the day after the "normal" bobblehead was given away. The bobblehead included a thank-you note from the Mauer family. This is the only instance of such a | |||||||||
| special edition bobblehead, and most collectors are unaware that it even exists. | |||||||||
