1989 Seattle Mariners Team Autographed Official AL Baseball With 24 Signatures Including Ken Griffey Jr. Rookie Beckett BAS #AA01196 Framed 16x20s Avid collectors who love sports

Name: 1989 Seattle Mariners Team Autographed Official AL Baseball With 24 Signatures Including Ken Griffey Jr. Rookie Beckett BAS #AA01196 Framed 16x20s Avid collectors who love sports
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1989 Seattle Mariners Team Autographed Official AL Baseball With 24 Signatures Including Ken Griffey Jr. Rookie Beckett BAS #AA01196 Framed 16x20s Avid collectors who love sports

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1989 Seattle Mariners Team Autographed Official AL Baseball With 24 Signatures Including Ken Griffey Jr. Rookie Beckett BAS #AA01196 Framed 16x20s Avid collectors who love sports Avid collectors who love sports at every level will appreciate the thrill of a Gold Autograph Mystery Box A professional style grey custom replica baseball jersey autographed by Andre Dawson and authenticated by BECKETT This is an Official American League Baseball that has been hand signed by 24 members of the 1989 Seattle Mariners Team Some of these members that signed this baseball are: Ken Griffey Jr

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