Miguel Vargas Autographed Black Rawlings Bat Los Angeles Dodgers "1st MLB Hit 8/3/22" Beckett BAS Witness #WZ59384 schutt This is a 1999 Flair

Name: Miguel Vargas Autographed Black Rawlings Bat Los Angeles Dodgers "1st MLB Hit 8/3/22" Beckett BAS Witness #WZ59384 schutt This is a 1999 Flair
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Miguel Vargas Autographed Black Rawlings Bat Los Angeles Dodgers "1st MLB Hit 8 3 22" Beckett BAS Witness #WZ59384 schutt This is a 1999 Flair This is a 1999 Flair Showcase Card #4 Row 3 that has been hand signed by Chipper Jones This is a 1994 95 Fleer Ultra Card #175 that has been hand signed by Dennis Rodman This is a Black Rawlings Bat that has been hand signed by Miguel Vargas This item was inscribed "1st MLB Hit 8 3 22

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