Mike Heath Autographed Official AL Baseball New York Yankees, Detroit Tigers "Full Name" Beckett BAS #S78502 Premium This is an Official League

Name: Mike Heath Autographed Official AL Baseball New York Yankees, Detroit Tigers "Full Name" Beckett BAS #S78502 Premium This is an Official League
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SKU: 13326859587
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Mike Heath Autographed Official AL Baseball New York Yankees, Detroit Tigers "Full Name" Beckett BAS #S78502 Premium This is an Official League This is an Official League Baseball that has been hand signed by Rene Lachemann A professional style XL stitched Los Angeles basketball jersey autographed by Dennis Rodman and authenticated by JSA This is an Official American League Baseball that has been hand signed by Mike Heath It has been certified authentic by Beckett Authentication (BAS) and comes with their sticker and matching certificate of authenticity

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