Don Gross Autographed Official NL Baseball Cincinnati Reds, Pittsburgh Pirates Beckett BAS #F26820 11x14 high-quality 300dpi 16x20 print of

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Don Gross Autographed Official NL Baseball Cincinnati Reds, Pittsburgh Pirates Beckett BAS #F26820 11x14 high-quality 300dpi 16x20 print of

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Don Gross Autographed Official NL Baseball Cincinnati Reds, Pittsburgh Pirates Beckett BAS #F26820 11x14 high quality 300dpi 16x20 print of high quality 300dpi 16x20 print of Adam Shaheen running for the Chicago Bears An official MLB 1998 World Series baseball autographed by Shane Spencer with 98 WSC inscription and authenticated by JSA This is an Official National League Baseball that has been hand signed by Don Gross There is toning on the baseball as shown

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