Ken Griffey Jr. Autographed Black Louisville Slugger Player Model C271 Swingman Baseball Bat Seattle Mariners (Scratches) "HOF 16" Beckett BAS Witness HD This is a 2012 SP

Name: Ken Griffey Jr. Autographed Black Louisville Slugger Player Model C271 Swingman Baseball Bat Seattle Mariners (Scratches) "HOF 16" Beckett BAS Witness HD This is a 2012 SP
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Ken Griffey Jr. Autographed Black Louisville Slugger Player Model C271 Swingman Baseball Bat Seattle Mariners (Scratches) "HOF 16" Beckett BAS Witness HD This is a 2012 SP This is a 2012 SP Authentic Rookie Card #87 that has been hand signed by Russell Wilson This is a 1955 Topps Rookie Card #75 that has been hand signed by Sandy Amoros This is a Black Louisville Slugger Player Model C271 Swingman Baseball Bat that has been hand signed by Ken Griffey Jr This item was inscribed "HOF 16

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