1988 Seattle Mariners Team Signed Autographed Official AL Baseball With 22 Signatures SKU #218490 Batting Helmets This is a 2019 Topps

Name: 1988 Seattle Mariners Team Signed Autographed Official AL Baseball With 22 Signatures SKU #218490 Batting Helmets This is a 2019 Topps
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1988 Seattle Mariners Team Signed Autographed Official AL Baseball With 22 Signatures SKU #218490 Batting Helmets This is a 2019 Topps This is a 2019 Topps Complete Set Variation Rookie Card #700 that has been hand signed by Vladimir Guerrero Jr This is a 2020 Topps Allen & Ginter Card #50 that has been hand signed by Vladimir Guerrero Jr This is an Official American League Baseball that has been hand signed by 22 members of the 1988 Seattle Mariners Team This item is guaranteed to pass any third party authentication company including Beckett

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