Mookie Betts Autographed Official Gold Glove Logo MLB Baseball Los Angeles Dodgers Beckett BAS QR Stock #218697 MYS_run2-2 Card #198 - Brad Pennington

Name: Mookie Betts Autographed Official Gold Glove Logo MLB Baseball Los Angeles Dodgers Beckett BAS QR Stock #218697 MYS_run2-2 Card #198 - Brad Pennington
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Mookie Betts Autographed Official Gold Glove Logo MLB Baseball Los Angeles Dodgers Beckett BAS QR Stock #218697 MYS_run2 2 Card #198 Brad Pennington Card #198 Brad Pennington Card #561 Rick Cerone This is an Official Gold Glove Logo MLB Baseball that has been hand signed by Mookie Betts This item has been certified authentic by Beckett Authentication (BAS) and comes with their tamper proof QR Code sticker that can be verified on beckett authentication

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