Jimmy Bloodworth Autographed 1940 Play Ball Rookie Card #189 Washington Senators PSA/DNA #83986443 Trunks This is an Official American

Name: Jimmy Bloodworth Autographed 1940 Play Ball Rookie Card #189 Washington Senators PSA/DNA #83986443 Trunks This is an Official American
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Jimmy Bloodworth Autographed 1940 Play Ball Rookie Card #189 Washington Senators PSA DNA #83986443 Trunks This is an Official American This is an Official American League Baseball that has been hand signed by Joe Coleman Jr Gary Sheffield Autographed 1997 World Series Rawlings Official Major League Baseball (JSA) This is a 1940 Play Ball Rookie Card #189 that has been hand signed by Jimmy Bloodworth It has been certified authentic by PSA DNA and comes encapsulated in their tamper proof holder

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