1994 Orioles - Team Signed/AUTOGRAPHED baseball [#11c] w/30 signatures
Hall-of-Famers Cal Ripken Jr,Mike Mussina. W/Rafael Palmeiro... Offical Bobby Brown AL ball[#227]. Nicer than the $249 on eBay.| Grade | Nice |
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$ 145
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