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Barry Bonds Signed Batting Title Baseball LE /500 .370 Auto Bonds COA SF Giants

Barry Bonds Signed Batting Title Baseball LE /500 .370 Auto Bonds COA SF Giants

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This Rawlings Official Major League Baseball has been hand signed by Barry Bonds and includes his ".370" inscription, commemorating his remarkable 2002 National League batting title, when he led the league with a .370 batting average.

This commemorative baseball is a limited edition numbered 32/500 and features printed artwork honoring Bonds' 2002 National League Batting Championship. It includes the original Barry Bonds Certificate of Authenticity, matching the serial-numbered hologram affixed to the baseball. Also comes with case with a nameplate

Barry Bonds is one of the most accomplished players in baseball history, earning 14 All-Star selections, 7 National League MVP Awards, 8 Gold Glove Awards, 12 Silver Slugger Awards, and setting the all-time Major League Baseball records for 762 career home runs and 73 home runs in a single season.

Please review all photos carefully for the overall condition, signature quality, inscription, and limited-edition numbering. This is an outstanding collectible celebrating one of the greatest offensive seasons in baseball history and would make an excellent addition to any Barry Bonds or San Francisco Giants collection.

Scott Stimell, the President of Cardboard Memories, is a nationally respected autograph expert who is a former consultant for JSA and has been featured on many shows as an autograph expert. 


We have an actual physical bricks and mortar store Cardboard Memories for over 34 years we are located in Commack, Long Island, New York 

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Owner Scott Stimell was recently featured on the Netflix series, the king of collectibles you can see Scott in the first episode which aired in April of 2023


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