Angel Mangual Autographed Official MLB Baseball Oakland A's "World Champs 1972, 73, 74" Beckett BAS QR #BM17858 Exclude A college-style XL stitched football

Name: Angel Mangual Autographed Official MLB Baseball Oakland A's "World Champs 1972, 73, 74" Beckett BAS QR #BM17858 Exclude A college-style XL stitched football
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SKU: 82556507856
Price: 149.00 USD
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Angel Mangual Autographed Official MLB Baseball Oakland A's "World Champs 1972, 73, 74" Beckett BAS QR #BM17858 Exclude A college style XL stitched football A college style XL stitched football jersey autographed by Frank Gore and authenticated by Beckett This is an Official MLB Baseball that has been hand signed by Marcell Ozuna This is an Official MLB Baseball that has been hand signed by Angel Mangual This item was inscribed "World Champs 1972

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