Denny McLain Signed 31-6, 1968 Inscription Rawlings Official Major League Baseball (JSA) Leonard-SugarRay This is an Official Major

Name: Denny McLain Signed 31-6, 1968 Inscription Rawlings Official Major League Baseball (JSA) Leonard-SugarRay This is an Official Major
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SKU: 73491753100
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Denny McLain Signed 31 6, 1968 Inscription Rawlings Official Major League Baseball (JSA) Leonard SugarRay This is an Official Major This is an Official Major League Baseball that has been hand signed by Russell Wilson This officially licensed mini football helmet has been personally hand signed by Patrick Peterson and authenticated by a top 3rd party authentication company This authentic Major League Baseball has been personally hand signed by Denny McLain and authenticated by a top 3rd party authentication company All autographed sports collectibles are limited

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