Bob Porterfield Autographed 1953 Topps Card #108 Washington Nationals Beckett BAS #13609925
Bob Porterfield Autographed 1953 Topps Card #108 Washington Nationals Beckett BAS #13609925 is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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This 1953 Topps Card #108 has been hand-signed by Bob Porterfield, making it a valuable addition for vintage baseball card collectors. A standout pitcher of the 1950s, Porterfield was known for his time with the Washington Senators and his impressive career, including leading the American League in wins in 1953.
- This card has been certified authentic by Beckett Authentication Services (BAS), ensuring its legitimacy for collectors and investors alike.
- Encapsulated in BAS’s tamper-proof holder to protect and preserve its condition for years to come.
- A must-have for fans of vintage baseball memorabilia, celebrating one of the standout pitchers of the post-war era.
