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Ken Griffey Jr. Autographed October 2nd, 1995 Ticket Stub Seattle Mariners vs. California Angels Tie-Breaker Game PSA 4 "1995" PSA/DNA #68034334 Cards-Hockey Includes Authenticity sticker from Beckett

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Ken Griffey Jr. Autographed October 2nd, 1995 Ticket Stub Seattle Mariners vs. California Angels Tie Breaker Game PSA 4 "1995" PSA DNA #68034334 Cards Hockey Includes Authenticity sticker from Beckett Includes Authenticity sticker from Beckett This is an Official National League Baseball that has been hand signed by 24 Members of the 1950 Spring Training Ken Griffey Jr approximately 2x3

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