Stan Lopata Autographed Official Feeney National Baseball Philadelphia Phillies, Milwaukee Braves Beckett BAS #V68065 MYS_pulled Hall of Fame 1993

Name: Stan Lopata Autographed Official Feeney National Baseball Philadelphia Phillies, Milwaukee Braves Beckett BAS #V68065 MYS_pulled Hall of Fame 1993
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SKU: 85373291937
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Stan Lopata Autographed Official Feeney National Baseball Philadelphia Phillies, Milwaukee Braves Beckett BAS #V68065 MYS_pulled Hall of Fame 1993

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Stan Lopata Autographed Official Feeney National Baseball Philadelphia Phillies, Milwaukee Braves Beckett BAS #V68065 MYS_pulled Hall of Fame 1993 Hall of Fame 1993 90 day Satisfaction Guarantee: if you are not completely satisfied with your piece of memorabilia This is an Official Feeney National Baseball that has been hand signed by Stan Lopata There is toning on the baseball as shown

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