Vladimir Guerrero Sr. Autographed Black Rawlings Adirondack Pro Baseball Bat Anaheim Angels Beckett BAS Witness Tyson This is a 1972 TCMA

Name: Vladimir Guerrero Sr. Autographed Black Rawlings Adirondack Pro Baseball Bat Anaheim Angels Beckett BAS Witness Tyson This is a 1972 TCMA
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SKU: 55745596525
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Vladimir Guerrero Sr. Autographed Black Rawlings Adirondack Pro Baseball Bat Anaheim Angels Beckett BAS Witness Tyson This is a 1972 TCMA This is a 1972 TCMA Card #181 that has been hand signed by Jack Knott This is an October 2nd This is a Black Rawlings Adirondack Pro Baseball Bat that has been hand signed by Vladimir Guerrero Sr This item has been witnessed and certified authentic by Beckett Authentication (BAS) and comes with their tamper proof witness sticker

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