Ichiro Suzuki Autographed 2001 ALDS Game 1 Ticket Seattle Mariners PSA 4 Auto Grade Mint 9 "1st Playoff Game 3-4" PSA/DNA #63633229 CRD20 This is an Official NL

Name: Ichiro Suzuki Autographed 2001 ALDS Game 1 Ticket Seattle Mariners PSA 4 Auto Grade Mint 9 "1st Playoff Game 3-4" PSA/DNA #63633229 CRD20 This is an Official NL
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Ichiro Suzuki Autographed 2001 ALDS Game 1 Ticket Seattle Mariners PSA 4 Auto Grade Mint 9 "1st Playoff Game 3 4" PSA DNA #63633229 CRD20 This is an Official NL This is an Official NL Giles Baseball that has been hand signed by Monte Monty Kennedy This is a 1951 Bowman Card #22 that has been hand signed by Joe Geri This is a 2001 ALDS Game 1 Ticket approximately 2"x6"

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