Braves John Smoltz Signed 1989 Donruss #642 Rookie Card Gem Mint 10! BAS Slabbed
Braves John Smoltz Signed 1989 Donruss #642 Rookie Card Gem Mint 10! BAS Slabbed is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Own a piece of baseball history with this Autographed Auto Graded Gem Mint 10! 1989 Donruss #642 Rookie Card personally signed by John Smoltz of the Atlanta Braves. A must-have for collectors and Braves fans alike, this rare rookie card represents the early career of one of baseball’s greatest pitchers. Authenticated and slabbed by Beckett Authentication Services (BAS), this item guarantees 100% authenticity.
- Card Details: 1989 Donruss #642 Rookie Card
- Signature: Personally signed by Hall of Famer John Smoltz
- Grade: Auto Graded Gem Mint 10! for superior quality
- Authentication: Beckett Authentication Services (BAS) slabbed and certified
- Verification: Authenticity can be confirmed on the Beckett Authentication Services website
Whether you're a devoted Atlanta Braves fan, a John Smoltz admirer, or a serious memorabilia collector, this graded and authenticated rookie card is a perfect addition to any collection. Secure this legendary piece today!
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