Ichiro Suzuki Autographed Topps Project 2020 Ben Baller Card #1 Seattle Mariners "4367 Hits" Silver #1/1 Beckett BAS #13713740 Buccaneers foul ball by Ernie Banks"

Name: Ichiro Suzuki Autographed Topps Project 2020 Ben Baller Card #1 Seattle Mariners "4367 Hits" Silver #1/1 Beckett BAS #13713740 Buccaneers foul ball by Ernie Banks"
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Ichiro Suzuki Autographed Topps Project 2020 Ben Baller Card #1 Seattle Mariners "4367 Hits" Silver #1 1 Beckett BAS #13713740 Buccaneers foul ball by Ernie Banks" foul ball by Ernie Banks" is written in an unknown hand This is a 1980 Topps Card that has been hand signed by Terdell Middleton This is a Topps Project 2020 Ben Baller Card #1 that has been hand signed by Ichiro Suzuki This item was inscribed "4367 Hits

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