1997 Burger King Gold Signature /10000 Cal Ripken Jr #4 HOF Baltimore Orioles.
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All signed balls were signed in person at events and games around the Baltimore/DC area. Norfolk, Harrisburg, Fredericksburg, Frederick, Bowie, Aberdeen, Hagerstown, etc.
All signed or autographed cards, jerseys, balls, bats, sticks, etc are either on item, sticker, obtained in person at events, games, signing shows. Any item that has a COA is from a company that has taken on the responsibility of authenticating the item. If the signature was not obtained by us or a COA from a third party company, it will be stated.
All coins are sold as is and never been polished to enhance the appearance of them. Any mint sets are listed as Uncirculated by the specific mint.
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