Hideki Matsui Autographed Official 2009 World Series Logo Baseball New York Yankees "09 WS MVP" Beckett BAS Witness Stock #212246 2000s Paul Pender and Gene Fullmer

Name: Hideki Matsui Autographed Official 2009 World Series Logo Baseball New York Yankees "09 WS MVP" Beckett BAS Witness Stock #212246 2000s Paul Pender and Gene Fullmer
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SKU: 46509010169
Price: 199.00 USD
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Rating: 4.1323 (24 reviews)

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Hideki Matsui Autographed Official 2009 World Series Logo Baseball New York Yankees "09 WS MVP" Beckett BAS Witness Stock #212246 2000s Paul Pender and Gene Fullmer Paul Pender and Gene Fullmer The Jersey is a size XL A certificate can be printed on Beckett's website for the matching authentication number This is an Official 2009 World Series Logo Baseball that has been hand signed by Hideki Matsui

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