1991 Brewers - Team Signed/AUTOGRAPHED baseball [#11d] w/26 Signatures
ROBIN YOUNT,Greg Vaughn & others. Official Bobby Brown AL ball. With 2008 Hunt's Auction Listing[#222]. Nicer than $95 & $99 on eBay.| Grade | Super Nice ! |
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