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Great looking autographed autographed baseball card of former Detroit Tiger pitcher...Jim Stump...DECEASED. This is a nice looking autographed baseball card, which I had in my own personal collection. Over the past 30 years, I have accumulated a number of autographed baseball and football cards and now I am beginning to part with a few duplicates. Great looking autographed baseball card signed with a blue Sharpie. This autographed baseball card is NOT perfect as Stan slightly smudged the end of his last name. Eithe way, it should work well in your collection until you can upgrade it with a NM-Mint one down the road. We have acquired these autographed cards either in person, thru the mail or as part of large autograph collection purchases. In most cases the autographed cards that we have are in excellent condition. If for some reason, you purchase an autographed baseball card and are not satisfied with the condition, you can return it in the same original condition for a full refund. We are putting together our own autographed card sets for our personal collection and these in inventory are duplicates. We intend on someday obtaining the other cards that we don't have in our own personal collection. The sale of any of these autographed cards will go back into financing our own autographed set collections. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia... James Gilbert Stump (February 10, 1932 – November 19, 2015) was an American professional baseball player who appeared in 11 Major League Baseball games as a relief pitcher for the 1957 and 1959 Detroit Tigers. He threw and batted right-handed, stood 6 feet (1.8 m) tall and weighed 188 pounds (85 kg). Stump signed with the Tigers in 1951 and his first two minor league seasons — sandwiched around a two-year military stint during the Korean War — were noteworthy, as he won 30 of 43 decisions (.698). After winning 14 games for the 1957 Birmingham Barons of the Double-A Southern Association, Stump made his Major League debut for the Tigers against the Boston Red Sox at Briggs Stadium, working one inning in relief and giving up a hit, a run and two bases on balls, including one to Ted Williams, in a 6–1 Tiger defeat.[1] But, overall, Stump's first trial with Detroit was successful; he appeared in five more games played, won his only decision, and surrendered a total of only three earned runs in 131⁄3 innings, for a sparkling 2.08 earned run average. The next two seasons, Stump put up identical 8–11 records with the Triple-A Charleston Senators, before receiving his second and final audition with the Tigers in 1959, pitching in 111⁄3 innings and posting another strong ERA (2.38). He played two more seasons of minor league ball — ironically, posting a third straight 8–11 season in the American Association in 1960 — and retired after the 1961 campaign.[2] Lifetime guarantee in regards to the authenticity of this autographed baseball card which is being brought to you by Gearhart Enterprises, Inc. Member of the UACC. UACC Registered Dealer #RD189. Winning bidder to pay $7 for priority mail shipping and handling in the US. Illinois residents, please add 7.25% state sales tax. Combined shipping and handling on single autographed cards is... 1-501+ cards $7 via priority mail Be sure to check out our other auctions. Thanks for bidding and enjoy!
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On February-18-18 at 01:46:47 PDT, seller added the following information:
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