Jack McDowell Signed 93 AL CY Inscription Chicago Pinstripe Baseball Jersey (JSA) Cut Signatures a common practice of clubhouse/locker

Name: Jack McDowell Signed 93 AL CY Inscription Chicago Pinstripe Baseball Jersey (JSA) Cut Signatures a common practice of clubhouse/locker
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Jack McDowell Signed 93 AL CY Inscription Chicago Pinstripe Baseball Jersey (JSA) Cut Signatures a common practice of clubhouse locker a common practice of clubhouse locker room personnel signing on behalf of the athlete This is a 1992 93 Fleer Ultra Card #58 that has been hand signed by Dennis Rodman A professional style pinstripe custom replica baseball jersey autographed by Jack McDowell with 93 AL CY inscription and authenticated by JSA Includes a Certificate of Authenticity from JSA

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