Howard Johnson Signed 86 WS Champ Inscription Rawlings Official MLB 1986 World Series Baseball (JSA) BF47 An official MLB baseball autographed

Name: Howard Johnson Signed 86 WS Champ Inscription Rawlings Official MLB 1986 World Series Baseball (JSA) BF47 An official MLB baseball autographed
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Howard Johnson Signed 86 WS Champ Inscription Rawlings Official MLB 1986 World Series Baseball (JSA) BF47 An official MLB baseball autographed

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Howard Johnson Signed 86 WS Champ Inscription Rawlings Official MLB 1986 World Series Baseball (JSA) BF47 An official MLB baseball autographed An official MLB baseball autographed by Anthony Seigler with 2018 1st Round Pick inscription and authenticated by JSA Ceedee Lamb An official MLB 1986 World Series baseball autographed by Howard Johnson with 86 WS Champ inscription and authenticated by JSA Includes a Certificate of Authenticity from JSA

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