Luke Hamlin Autographed Official Warren Giles NL Baseball Brooklyn Dodgers, Detroit Tigers Beckett BAS #F29103 11x14 NOTE: The signature is bleeding

Name: Luke Hamlin Autographed Official Warren Giles NL Baseball Brooklyn Dodgers, Detroit Tigers Beckett BAS #F29103 11x14 NOTE: The signature is bleeding
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SKU: 84611706979
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Luke Hamlin Autographed Official Warren Giles NL Baseball Brooklyn Dodgers, Detroit Tigers Beckett BAS #F29103 11x14 NOTE: The signature is bleeding

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Luke Hamlin Autographed Official Warren Giles NL Baseball Brooklyn Dodgers, Detroit Tigers Beckett BAS #F29103 11x14 NOTE: The signature is bleeding NOTE: The signature is bleeding into the jersey This is a 1980 Topps Card #215 that has been hand signed by Effren Herrera This is an Official Warren Giles National League Baseball that has been hand signed by Luke Hamlin This baseball is shellacked as shown

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