Travis Snider Autographed Blonde Rawlings Bat Pittsburgh Pirates PSA/DNA RookieGraph Stock #1508 04-25-RSA This is a Texas Longhorns

Name: Travis Snider Autographed Blonde Rawlings Bat Pittsburgh Pirates PSA/DNA RookieGraph Stock #1508 04-25-RSA This is a Texas Longhorns
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SKU: 97583624769
Price: 25.00 USD
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Travis Snider Autographed Blonde Rawlings Bat Pittsburgh Pirates PSA DNA RookieGraph Stock #1508 04 25 RSA This is a Texas Longhorns This is a Texas Longhorns White Logo Football that has been hand signed by D'Onta Foreman 90 day Satisfaction Guarantee:¬†if you are not completely satisfied with your piece of memorabilia This is a Blonde Rawlings Bat that has been hand signed by Travis Snider This item has been certified authentic by PSA DNA and comes with their tamper proof sticker and matching certificate of authenticity

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