Jim Bibby Autographed Official NL Baseball Pittsburgh Pirates "79 Pirates WC" TriStar Holo #291414 Mystery This is a 1974 TCMA

Name: Jim Bibby Autographed Official NL Baseball Pittsburgh Pirates "79 Pirates WC" TriStar Holo #291414 Mystery This is a 1974 TCMA
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SKU: 25200705206
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Jim Bibby Autographed Official NL Baseball Pittsburgh Pirates "79 Pirates WC" TriStar Holo #291414 Mystery This is a 1974 TCMA This is a 1974 TCMA Card #32 that has been hand signed by Lefty Gomez A professional style pinstripe custom replica baseball jersey autographed by Jack McDowell with 93 AL CY inscription and authenticated by JSA This is an Official National League Baseball that has been hand signed by Jim Bibby This item was inscribed "79 Pirates WC

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