1983 Seattle Mariners Autographed Official AL Baseball With 26 Total Signatures Including Gaylord Perry SKU #192471
1983 Seattle Mariners Autographed Official AL Baseball With 26 Total Signatures Including Gaylord Perry SKU #192471 is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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This Official American League Baseball is a must-have for Seattle Mariners fans and serious collectors. Hand-signed by 26 members of the 1983 Seattle Mariners, this rare piece of memorabilia captures a pivotal moment in the team’s history. Featuring notable autographs from Hall of Famer Gaylord Perry, as well as Todd Cruz, Bob Stoddard, and Jim Beattie, this baseball is a unique testament to the franchise’s early years.
- Official American League Baseball signed by 26 members of the 1983 Seattle Mariners
- Includes signatures from Gaylord Perry, Todd Cruz, Bob Stoddard, and Jim Beattie
- Minor toning on the ball, as shown in photos
- Guaranteed to pass third-party authentication from Beckett, PSA/DNA, and JSA
Authenticated memorabilia like this is a rare find, making it the perfect addition to any Seattle Mariners collection. Don’t miss your chance to own a piece of baseball history!
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