Reggie Jackson Signed Rawlings Baseball JSA CS78521
Reggie Jackson Signed Rawlings Baseball JSA CS78521 is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Description
Description
Collector-Grade autographed Rawlings baseball signed by Reggie Jackson—premium MLB memorabilia authenticated by JSA (CS78521). Nicknamed “Mr. October,” Jackson is a Hall of Famer with 563 career home runs, five World Series championships, and two World Series MVP awards (1973, 1977). He also earned the 1973 AL MVP and 14 All-Star selections, securing his place among the most feared power hitters of his era.
Collector's Highlights:
- Athlete: Reggie Jackson
- Item: Rawlings Official MLB Baseball, hand-signed
- Authentication: JSA COA #CS78521
Authenticated by JSA, this signed baseball comes with a certification that supports long-term collectibility and market confidence. A trustworthy piece of MLB history linked to one of the game’s greatest October performers.
