Sparky Anderson Autographed Official 1995 World Series Logo MLB Baseball Cincinnati Reds, Detroit Tigers "HOF 2000" JSA #DD61295 SF This is a 1976 O-Pee-Chee

Name: Sparky Anderson Autographed Official 1995 World Series Logo MLB Baseball Cincinnati Reds, Detroit Tigers "HOF 2000" JSA #DD61295 SF This is a 1976 O-Pee-Chee
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Sparky Anderson Autographed Official 1995 World Series Logo MLB Baseball Cincinnati Reds, Detroit Tigers "HOF 2000" JSA #DD61295 SF This is a 1976 O Pee Chee This is a 1976 O Pee Chee Card #507 that has been hand signed by Ray Bare This is an 8x10 Photo that has been hand signed by Sergio Mora This is an Official 1995 World Series Logo MLB Baseball that has been hand signed by Sparky Anderson This item was inscribed "HOF 2000

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