Ed Figueroa Autographed Official 1978 World Series Logo MLB Baseball New York Yankees "#31 20 Game Winner 1978" Beckett BAS QR #BM25616 01-18 This is a 1992-93 Pro

Name: Ed Figueroa Autographed Official 1978 World Series Logo MLB Baseball New York Yankees "#31 20 Game Winner 1978" Beckett BAS QR #BM25616 01-18 This is a 1992-93 Pro
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Ed Figueroa Autographed Official 1978 World Series Logo MLB Baseball New York Yankees "#31 20 Game Winner 1978" Beckett BAS QR #BM25616 01 18 This is a 1992 93 Pro This is a 1992 93 Pro Set Card #187 that has been hand signed by Peter Zezel This is a 2020 Bowman Draft Rookie Card #BD 152 that has been hand signed by Bobby Witt Jr This is an Official 1978 World Series Logo MLB Baseball that has been hand signed by Ed Figueroa This item was inscribed "#31 20 Game Winner 1978

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