Jim Turner Autographed 9x11 Photo Boston Bees "To Ben Best Wishes" Beckett BAS #C71277 MYS_run3-1 This is an Official Baseball

Name: Jim Turner Autographed 9x11 Photo Boston Bees "To Ben Best Wishes" Beckett BAS #C71277 MYS_run3-1 This is an Official Baseball
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Jim Turner Autographed 9x11 Photo Boston Bees "To Ben Best Wishes" Beckett BAS #C71277 MYS_run3 1 This is an Official Baseball This is an Official Baseball that has been hand signed by 28 Members of the 1960 Spring Training Cards in the 1992 Score Baseball card lot include: Card #11 Juan Gonzalez This is a 9x11 Photo that has been hand signed by Jim Turner It has been certified authentic by Beckett Authentication (BAS) and comes with their sticker and matching certificate of authenticity

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