Joe Torre Autographed Official HOF Logo MLB Baseball New York Yankees Beckett BAS Witness Stock #210821 Other This is a 1997-98 Skybox

Name: Joe Torre Autographed Official HOF Logo MLB Baseball New York Yankees Beckett BAS Witness Stock #210821 Other This is a 1997-98 Skybox
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Joe Torre Autographed Official HOF Logo MLB Baseball New York Yankees Beckett BAS Witness Stock #210821 Other This is a 1997 98 Skybox This is a 1997 98 Skybox Premium Card #119 that has been hand signed by Dennis Rodman Mantle hit 536 home runs over the course of his career with a batting average of This is an Official HOF Logo MLB Baseball that has been hand signed by Joe Torre This item has been witnessed and certified authentic by Beckett Authentication (BAS) and comes with their tamper proof witness sticker

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