Daryl Irvine Autographed International League Baseball Boston Red Sox Beckett BAS #S78435 MLB An official Rawlings National Baseball

Name: Daryl Irvine Autographed International League Baseball Boston Red Sox Beckett BAS #S78435 MLB An official Rawlings National Baseball
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SKU: 96483940114
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Daryl Irvine Autographed International League Baseball Boston Red Sox Beckett BAS #S78435 MLB An official Rawlings National Baseball An official Rawlings National Baseball HOF logo baseball autographed by Andre Dawson and authenticated by Beckett 1971 All American University of Houston This is an International League Baseball that has been hand signed by Daryl Irvine It has been certified authentic by Beckett Authentication (BAS) and comes with their sticker and matching certificate of authenticity

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