Gunnar Henderson Autographed Blonde Chandler Player Model Bat Baltimore Orioles "1st Homerun 8/31/22" Beckett BAS Witness Stock #216833 05-16-RSA Card #769 - Cecil Cooper

Name: Gunnar Henderson Autographed Blonde Chandler Player Model Bat Baltimore Orioles "1st Homerun 8/31/22" Beckett BAS Witness Stock #216833 05-16-RSA Card #769 - Cecil Cooper
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SKU: 16396740163
Price: 224.50 USD
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Gunnar Henderson Autographed Blonde Chandler Player Model Bat Baltimore Orioles "1st Homerun 8 31 22" Beckett BAS Witness Stock #216833 05 16 RSA Card #769 Cecil Cooper Card #769 Cecil Cooper This is a limited edition item that has been serial numbered #84 150 This is a Blonde Chandler Player Model Bat that has been hand signed by Gunnar Henderson This item was inscribed "1st Homerun 8 31 22

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