Keith Foulke Signed 04 WSC Inscription Rawlings Official MLB 2004 World Series Baseball (JSA) MP-Boxing An official Major League baseball

Name: Keith Foulke Signed 04 WSC Inscription Rawlings Official MLB 2004 World Series Baseball (JSA) MP-Boxing An official Major League baseball
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SKU: 33611021997
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Keith Foulke Signed 04 WSC Inscription Rawlings Official MLB 2004 World Series Baseball (JSA) MP Boxing An official Major League baseball An official Major League baseball autographed by Roger Clemens and authenticated by MLB & TriStar A souvenir MLB baseball batting helmet autographed by Tim McCarver and authenticated by JSA An official MLB 2004 World Series baseball autographed by Keith Foulke with 04 WSC inscription and authenticated by JSA Includes a Certificate of Authenticity from JSA

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