Rachel Balkovec Signed First Female Manager Inscription Rawlings Official Major League Baseball (Beckett) replica and some minor wrinkles on

Name: Rachel Balkovec Signed First Female Manager Inscription Rawlings Official Major League Baseball (Beckett) replica and some minor wrinkles on
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SKU: 68459620390
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Rachel Balkovec Signed First Female Manager Inscription Rawlings Official Major League Baseball (Beckett) replica and some minor wrinkles on

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Rachel Balkovec Signed First Female Manager Inscription Rawlings Official Major League Baseball (Beckett) replica and some minor wrinkles on and some minor wrinkles on it certified by PSA and authenticity guaranteed by RSA An official MLB baseball autographed by Rachel Balkovec with First Female Manager inscription and authenticated by Beckett Includes a Certificate of Authenticity from Beckett

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