Matt McLain Autographed Black Victus Player Model Bat Cincinnati Reds Beckett BAS Witness Stock #220223 12-12 This is a 1979 TCMA

Name: Matt McLain Autographed Black Victus Player Model Bat Cincinnati Reds Beckett BAS Witness Stock #220223 12-12 This is a 1979 TCMA
Brand: brassofpeace.org
SKU: 97097261914
Price: 149.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1269 (24 reviews)

SKU 97097261914 ★ 4.1

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Matt McLain Autographed Black Victus Player Model Bat Cincinnati Reds Beckett BAS Witness Stock #220223 12 12 This is a 1979 TCMA This is a 1979 TCMA Card #170 that has been hand signed by Sandy Consuegra This is a Brown Rawlings Game Model Bat that has been hand signed by CJ Abrams This is a Black Victus Player Model Bat that has been hand signed by Matt McLain This item has been witnessed and certified authentic by Beckett Authentication (BAS) and comes with their tamper proof witness sticker

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