By Daniel Bates A piece of memorabilia which once belonged to baseball legend Jackie Robinson fetched a staggering price on Saturday. Just weeks removed from the 75th anniversary of Robinson’s Major League Baseball debut, his game-used bat from the 1949 All-Star Game in Brooklyn went for north of $1 million at auction. According to ESPN, the winning bid was $1.08 million, an almost unheard of price in the sports collecting market. In addition, the bat came with a letter of authenticity signed by Robinson’s 99-year-old wife, Rachel. Reading, “The bat has been in the Robinson family archives sin…