Barry Bonds Signed 1998 Pinnacle Mint Coins Brass #3 #209/300 (PSA | Auto 10) - Hand-Numbered #209 / 300 Glen Floweree Hand-signed by Dustin Poirier Dyan Jorge

Name: Barry Bonds Signed 1998 Pinnacle Mint Coins Brass #3 #209/300 (PSA | Auto 10) - Hand-Numbered #209 / 300 Glen Floweree Hand-signed by Dustin Poirier Dyan Jorge
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Barry Bonds Signed 1998 Pinnacle Mint Coins Brass #3 #209 300 (PSA Auto 10) Hand Numbered #209 300 Glen Floweree Hand signed by Dustin Poirier Dyan Jorge Hand signed by Dustin Poirier which is most in Major League history and 94 ahead of Walter Johnson who is second on the list Due to the uniqueness of each item The autograph has been graded PSA 10

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