Kazuhiro Sasaki Autographed Seattle Mariners 2001 All Star Bobblehead Beckett BAS #I11626 playoff25 foul ball by Ernie Banks"

Name: Kazuhiro Sasaki Autographed Seattle Mariners 2001 All Star Bobblehead Beckett BAS #I11626 playoff25 foul ball by Ernie Banks"
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Kazuhiro Sasaki Autographed Seattle Mariners 2001 All Star Bobblehead Beckett BAS #I11626 playoff25 foul ball by Ernie Banks" foul ball by Ernie Banks" is written in an unknown hand This is a 1975 Topps Card #421 that has been hand signed by Al "Rube" Walker This is a 2001 Seattle Mariners All Star Bobblehead that has been hand signed by Kazuhiro Sasaki This item has been certified authentic by Beckett Authentication (BAS) and comes with their sticker and matching certificate of authenticity

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