Donn Clendenon Autographed 1962 Topps Rookie Card #86 Pittsburgh Pirates Beckett BAS #11481396
Donn Clendenon Autographed 1962 Topps Rookie Card #86 Pittsburgh Pirates Beckett BAS #11481396 is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Own a piece of baseball history with this 1962 Topps Rookie Card #86, hand-signed by Donn Clendenon. A standout first baseman and outfielder, Clendenon played a key role in the 1969 "Miracle Mets" World Series championship. This vintage rookie card captures his early career and is a must-have for serious collectors.
- Authentic Autograph – Hand-signed by Donn Clendenon.
- Certified by Beckett Authentication (BAS) – Ensuring 100% authenticity.
- Encapsulated in a Tamper-Proof Holder – Protects the card's value and integrity.
- Classic 1962 Topps Design – A timeless addition to any baseball card collection.
