Martin Maldonado Autographed Official 2022 World Series Logo MLB Baseball Houston Astros "WS Champs 2022" Beckett BAS Witness #W381104 basketball Mike Hegan (Deceased 2013)

Name: Martin Maldonado Autographed Official 2022 World Series Logo MLB Baseball Houston Astros "WS Champs 2022" Beckett BAS Witness #W381104 basketball Mike Hegan (Deceased 2013)
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SKU: 17767521975
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Martin Maldonado Autographed Official 2022 World Series Logo MLB Baseball Houston Astros "WS Champs 2022" Beckett BAS Witness #W381104 basketball Mike Hegan (Deceased 2013) Mike Hegan (Deceased 2013) This is a 1963 Topps High Number Card #556 that has been hand signed by Al Worthington This is an Official 2022 World Series Logo MLB Baseball that has been hand signed by Martin Maldonado This item was inscribed "WS Champs 2022

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