Frank "Home Run" Baker Autographed 3x5 Index Card Philadelphia A's Auto Grade Mint 9 "3rd Base" Beckett BAS #13264844 Rangers A souvenir MLB baseball batting

Name: Frank "Home Run" Baker Autographed 3x5 Index Card Philadelphia A's Auto Grade Mint 9 "3rd Base" Beckett BAS #13264844 Rangers A souvenir MLB baseball batting
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 95892332688
Price: 647.50 USD
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Frank "Home Run" Baker Autographed 3x5 Index Card Philadelphia A's Auto Grade Mint 9 "3rd Base" Beckett BAS #13264844 Rangers A souvenir MLB baseball batting A souvenir MLB baseball batting helmet autographed by Shane Spencer and authenticated by JSA A custom stitched XL football jersey autographed by Ron Jaworski and authenticated by JSA This is a 3x5 Index Card that has been hand signed by Frank "Home Run" Baker The condition of the signature was graded a Mint 9 by Beckett BAS

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