Eddie Mathews Signed Rawlings Baseball w/ HOF Insc JSA CS78528

$169

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Description

Collector-grade autographed memorabilia: Eddie Mathews signed Rawlings baseball with HOF inscription, authenticated by JSA (CS78528). A 1978 Hall of Fame inductee, Mathews launched 512 home runs and earned 12 All-Star selections at third base. He powered the Milwaukee Braves to the 1957 World Series title and is the only Braves star to play for the franchise in Boston, Milwaukee, and Atlanta.

Collector's Highlights:

  • Athlete: Eddie Mathews
  • Item: Signed Rawlings baseball with HOF inscription
  • Authentication: JSA (James Spence Authentication), COA/Sticker CS78528

Backed by JSA, this piece is verified authentic and built for long-term collecting confidence. A hallmark for Braves and Hall of Fame collectors alike, it reflects the legacy of one of baseball’s great power hitters.