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Evan Longoria Signed Rawlings Official Major League Ball
SKU: EVLON2AROMLB

  • Our Price: $114.79
  • Condition: New
  • Manufacturer: Steiner Sports Memorabilia
  • MPN: EVLON2AROMLB
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This brand new item is a Evan Longoria #3, third baseman of the Tampa Bay TB Rays, sports memorabilia collectible certified authentic genuine personally hand signed Rawlings officially licensed Major League Baseball genuine full-size authentic on-field professional game competition baseball official playing ball with Steiner Sports Memorabilia Certificate of Authenticity COA & MLB Authentication.

Item Features:

Evan Longoria 3 MC Sports Exclusive hologram
Steiner Sports Memorabilia hologram
MLB Authenticated hologram #LH 427541

To fully verify the authenticity of this item, please visit http://www.mlb.com/authentication & enter their uniquely numbered hologram into their system to view their details of their independent authentication of this autographed sports memorabilia.
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