Roger Clemens Autographed Official 1999 World Series Logo MLB Baseball New York Yankees "WS 99" JSA #MM19657 SC This is a 2021 Upper

Name: Roger Clemens Autographed Official 1999 World Series Logo MLB Baseball New York Yankees "WS 99" JSA #MM19657 SC This is a 2021 Upper
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SKU: 45526210207
Price: 149.00 USD
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Roger Clemens Autographed Official 1999 World Series Logo MLB Baseball New York Yankees "WS 99" JSA #MM19657 SC This is a 2021 Upper This is a 2021 Upper Deck Artifacts Rookie Card #53 that has been hand signed by Collin Morikawa This is an Official Major League Baseball that has been hand signed by Dick Adams This is an Official 1999 World Series Logo MLB Baseball that has been hand signed by Roger Clemens This item was inscribed "WS 99

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