1990’s Autographed Baseball with Barry Bonds and others
$125.00
Year: 1990’s
Manufacturer: MLB
Condition: Good condition
This is an autographed baseball signed by Barry Bonds and four other players. It was found in a Pennsylvania Goodwill, but Bonds signed his SF Giants jersey number, so you know a dedicated fan went to a lot of trouble to get these signatures. Based on condition it’s a game used ball, complete with scuffs. Comes in a display cube.
Photos are of actual item. Climate controlled storage and minimally handled. Sold as is. Only one available.
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