$22.99
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This is a new, unused Rawlings baseball. It commemorates the Boston Red Sox 2004 World Series victory. The ball features black printed signatures of the entire team. It remains sealed in its original clear plastic bag.
The baseball celebrates a historic win for the Red Sox. It features the names of the champions. This makes it a special collectible for fans. The ball is ready for display.
The baseball comes with a display case. The case measures about 6 inches high, 5 inches wide, and 4 inches deep when assembled. It has a black acrylic base. A clear acrylic rectangular cover fits on top.
The base of the display features a gold-toned acrylic baseball glove. The glove is about 3 inches long. It is designed to hold the baseball securely. This adds a unique touch to the display.
The front of the clear plastic cover has an etched design. It shows the Boston Red Sox logo. Below the logo are the words “2004 World Series Champions.” This clearly marks the significance of the item.
The baseball itself is new and remains sealed. The display case is pre-owned. It is in overall good condition. However, there is a small glue mark on the top of the clear cover. Both the base and cover show mild abrasions. These do not significantly detract from the overall display.
This item is perfect for any Boston Red Sox fan. It celebrates a memorable championship. The display case allows for safe and attractive showcasing of the ball.
By purchasing this item, you’re supporting Father Joe’s Villages’ mission to prevent and end homelessness in San Diego.
Condition: Donated new
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