Jim Bibby Autographed Official AL Baseball Texas Rangers "7-31-73" No Hitter Beckett BAS QR #BN13275 duplicate professional-style New York jersey custom-stitched

Name: Jim Bibby Autographed Official AL Baseball Texas Rangers "7-31-73" No Hitter Beckett BAS QR #BN13275 duplicate professional-style New York jersey custom-stitched
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SKU: 22203093324
Price: 39.00 USD
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Jim Bibby Autographed Official AL Baseball Texas Rangers "7 31 73" No Hitter Beckett BAS QR #BN13275 duplicate professional style New York jersey custom stitched professional style New York jersey custom stitched with unique player stats It has been certified authentic by PSA DNA and comes encapsulated in their Tamper proof holder This is an Official American League Baseball that has been hand signed by Jim Bibby This item was inscribed "7 31 73"

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