Rich "Goose" Gossage Autographed Official MLB Baseball St. Louis Cardinals With 6 Stats Beckett BAS QR Stock #196547 BSJ All orders begin processing and

Name: Rich "Goose" Gossage Autographed Official MLB Baseball St. Louis Cardinals With 6 Stats Beckett BAS QR Stock #196547 BSJ All orders begin processing and
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Rich "Goose" Gossage Autographed Official MLB Baseball St. Louis Cardinals With 6 Stats Beckett BAS QR Stock #196547 BSJ All orders begin processing and All orders begin processing and fulfillment immediately upon payment approval and are guaranteed to ship from our warehouse within 24 48 hours This is a Blonde Victus Game Model Bat that has been hand signed by Walker Buehler This is an Official MLB Baseball that has been hand signed by Rich "Goose" Gossage Gossage inscribed this baseball with the following 6 stats: "HOF 2008

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