Barry Bonds Autographed April 12th, 2004 660 Home Run Ticket San Francisco Giants Ties Mays Record BB Holo & PSA/DNA #83934998 01-25-RSA This is an Official Spalding

Name: Barry Bonds Autographed April 12th, 2004 660 Home Run Ticket San Francisco Giants Ties Mays Record BB Holo & PSA/DNA #83934998 01-25-RSA This is an Official Spalding
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Barry Bonds Autographed April 12th, 2004 660 Home Run Ticket San Francisco Giants Ties Mays Record BB Holo & PSA/DNA #83934998 01-25-RSA This is an Official Spalding

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Barry Bonds Autographed April 12th, 2004 660 Home Run Ticket San Francisco Giants Ties Mays Record BB Holo & PSA DNA #83934998 01 25 RSA This is an Official Spalding This is an Official Spalding Baseball that has been hand signed by Debs Garms This is an Official MLB Baseball that has been hand signed by Jay Schlueter This is an April 12th 2004 660 Home Run Ticket

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