Dave "Davey" Williams Autographed Official NL Baseball New York Giants Beckett BAS #F27903 2000s A full-size LSU Tigers college

Name: Dave "Davey" Williams Autographed Official NL Baseball New York Giants Beckett BAS #F27903 2000s A full-size LSU Tigers college
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Dave "Davey" Williams Autographed Official NL Baseball New York Giants Beckett BAS #F27903 2000s A full size LSU Tigers college A full size LSU Tigers college speed replica football Helmet autographed by Odell Beckham Jr A professional style XL stitched San Francisco baseball jersey autographed by Orlando Cepeda and authenticated by JSA This is an Official National League Baseball that has been hand signed by Dave "Davey" Williams It has been certified authentic by Beckett Authentication (BAS) and comes with their sticker and matching certificate of authenticity

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