Yankees Chris Carter Authentic Signed Game Used Nike Batting Glove BAS #T43130
Yankees Chris Carter Authentic Signed Game Used Nike Batting Glove BAS #T43130 is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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This Autographed Game-Used Nike Batting Glove has been personally signed by Chris Carter of the New York Yankees, making it a must-have for dedicated baseball fans and collectors alike. As a power-hitting first baseman and designated hitter, Carter made his mark in Major League Baseball with his home run prowess, and this authentic piece of game-used memorabilia is a rare find.
- 100% Authentic – Includes a Certificate of Authenticity (COA) and tamper-proof Beckett Authentication Services hologram.
- Authenticity can be verified directly on the Beckett Authentication Services website.
- Official Nike batting glove worn during gameplay, adding a unique piece of baseball history to your collection.
- Perfect for New York Yankees fans, memorabilia collectors, and sports history enthusiasts.
Own a special piece of Yankees baseball history with this signed, game-used batting glove from Chris Carter—a true collector's item that speaks to the passion of the game.
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